The MaaS Alliance is a public-private partnership dedicated to creating and advancing the foundations for a common approach to MaaS by unlocking the economies of scale needed for successful implementation and take-up of MaaS in Europe and beyond.
Our vision is to facilitate a single, open market and full deployment of MaaS services globally.
The MaaS Alliance is a fast-growing and influential partnership alliance, bringing together diverse organisations from public and private sectors and associations working towards a common approach of MaaS.
We aim to facilitate a platform for our members to cooperate globally through a shared work programme engaging transport operators, service providers, and users amongst other key industries in the MaaS community.
The MaaS Alliance offers different levels of memberships.
Discover more about how you can join the Alliance or submit your interest by filling out a short form.
MaaS fulfils users’ needs for mobility with a wide range of transport services for both travellers and goods, offering tailor-made transport on demand.
No need to buy travel tickets or sign up for separate transport accounts. Your MaaS account gives you need for a single monthly or pay-as-you-go subscription.
MaaS can offer new sales channels, access to untapped customer demand, simplified user account and payment management, and richer data on travel demand patterns and dynamics for transport providers.
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