In this third letter to parliament on MaaS, the Dutch State Secretary and Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management inform the Dutch parliament on the latest developments concerning MaaS. The main topics they report on, are: Orchestration of MaaS through policy...

In order to facilitate the development of Mobility as a Service, the MaaS Alliance commissioned a timely analysis to clarify the legal framework and roles in the MaaS ecosystem, specifically the roles of private actors and public transport authorities and operators....

The new MaaS of the Month series showcases success stories in the world of MaaS. They aim to inspire, educate, and help develop successful MaaS implementations worldwide. The first MaaS of the Month story comes from MaaS Global and focuses on their Whim app. Lauded as...

[MaaS Alliance has participated in the drafting of the new SUMP Guidelines and we encourage you to take part in this consultation. All feedback is appreciated and will help create stronger SUMP guidelines.] Since the first edition of the SUMP Guidelines was published...

The way we are moving from A to B has drastically changed, and the concept of Mobility as a Service is unfolding across cities worldwide. MaaS is the solution cities seek to help combat growing traffic, congestion, and environmental issues plaguing our cities. In such...

Arval, a leading multi-brand provider of full service car leasing solutions and a committed actor to innovation in the mobility sector, is joining the MaaS (Mobility-as-a-Service) Alliance. MaaS Alliance is a public-private partnership, which aims at creating the...

The Open Mobility Conference 2019 held in Brussels on 11 April was an opportunity for speakers and participants to discuss a future where a single transport account could allow users to use busses, trains, or a self-driving pod, book travel insurance or any other...

Over the past years, many observers have often indicated carsharing and Mobility as a Service (MaaS), or, more generally, the provision of mobility services to the customer, as possible ways to reduce the dealer's dependency from the vehicle sales' weak margins. An...

The recently launched Mobility on Demand (MOD) Alliance, an initiative of the Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America), has outlined its 2019 plans to coordinate and develop seamless mobility in the USA. Unveiled at last year’s ITS World Congress in...

A common standard for designing digital transport services is being considered by three EU-funded projects working on improving the mobility of EU citizens with the help of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS). MyCorridor, MaaS4EU and IMOVE agreed to explore the options put...

Interest in the seven Mobility as a Service (MaaS) pilots of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management is considerable. 41 parties have registered for the umbrella framework agreement. After the assessment 24 parties were admitted, who can now register for...

The Transport Committee within the House of Commons has agreed to publish its Eighth Report of Session 2017–19 regarding Mobility as a Service (MaaS) on 19 December 2018. The Transport Committee is charged by the House of Commons with scrutiny of the Department for...

A Challenge from Sweden, an initiative by the Swedish Energy Agency promoting challenge-driven innovation in public and private organisations, has launched a global innovation competition within the area of sustainable mobility services. This newly launched...

A research conducted by MACRON has been published on 4 December 2018, analysing the development of shared and autonomous zero-emission mobility around the world and the lessons learned thus far. It assesses circumstances where shared and autonomous fleets present...

Mobility as a Service took centre stage once again, this time in Paris, as ERTICO – ITS Europe highlighted its MaaS initiatives during the recent Urban Mobility Summit, attended by Europe’s most influential leaders, policymakers and innovators in the field of urban...