In the latest podcast from the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Alliance, Ben Foulser of KPMG, Scott Shepard from IoMob and Vasco Mora of the City of Lisbon discuss how commercial MaaS models can thrive, as well as picking up on issues caused by the current crisis and...

Join this live webinar organised by Intelligent Transport on 22 April at 2:00PM (BST): Driving success in MaaS: identifying success factors and creating value. This webinar will look at the predominant factors that make MaaS valuable for both users and operators: -...

MaaS Alliance and Smart Ticketing Alliance have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to share knowledge and to support the development of the mobility and ticketing industries and open MaaS ecosystem. The purpose of this collaboration is to initiate and foster efforts...

Call for evidence asking for information and views on 3 areas of the ‘Future of transport regulatory review’. The 3 areas are: Micromobility vehicles Flexible bus services Mobility as a Service (MaaS) This call for evidence asks whether certain micromobility vehicles...

Guest Blog post by Jacob Bangsgaard, MaaS Alliance President and ERTICO - ITS Europe CEO, for Meeting of Minds Our transportation systems are rapidly changing and developing, as we’re seeing increased demand for more personalised and convenient mobility services. All...

New year, new strategic partnerships, more networking. MaaS Alliance members met in Antwerp for this first plenary meeting of 2020, kindly hosted by the City of Antwerp. The meeting provided a great opportunity to participating members to learn the inspiring approach...

18 February 2020 – Today during the Plenary meeting in Antwerp, Piia Karjalainen was appointed Secretary General of the MaaS Alliance, the global public-private partnership for Mobility as a Service (MaaS) based in Brussels. She brings 15 years of experience in the...

MOIA, a mobility company of the Volkswagen Group, has joined the MaaS Alliance, the leading international public-private Mobility as a Service partnership. This is a major acquisition for the MaaS Alliance, which, since it foundation in 2015, has grown to 96 members...

The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE) has contracted a team of independent evaluators to undertake a comprehensive evaluation of Regulation (EU) No 1315/2013 on Union guidelines for the development of the trans-European...

Dear reader, This has been a very exciting year for the MaaS Alliance and its Members, with many news, events and activities. Here is a summary of what we have been busy doing. The Alliance has grown from 60 to 90 members in 2019 with an impressive global focus by...

The MaaS of the Month of December introduces Skipr which provides a mobility solution that includes an intermodal route planner and gives access to different mobility providers by offering tickets, bookings and payments - all of this is within one single app. Skipr,...

MaaS Alliance is pleased to partner with Transport Ticketing Global, the world's largest forum for smart ticketing and mobility, gathering over 1,200 transport professionals from 65 countries. Passenger transport is changing. Travelers increasingly expect a...

The MaaS of the Month of November introduces the analysis tool created by PTV Group to support cities and transport authorities to evaluate the potential of shared on demand mobility services and to help optimal integration of ride pooling to mobility system and MaaS...

Emirates Transport (ET), a federal government corporation with financial and administrative independence under the umbrella of Emirates Investment Authority, is the newest member of the MaaS Alliance. Although famed as being the largest school transport provider in...