About Us

The MaaS Alliance (Alliance) is a public-private partnership working to establish the foundations for building a common approach to MaaS and unlocking the economies of scale needed to support the successful implementation and uptake of MaaS globally. The MaaS Alliance’s vision is to facilitate an open MaaS ecosystem that benefits users, societies, and the environment. To reach this goal, the Alliance brings together stakeholders from all sectors to enable the successful deployment of MaaS around the world.

The Alliance also contributes to policy-making, promotes the added value of MaaS to new stakeholders, monitors and shares information on MaaS market development, and supports the technical interoperability of services.The MaaS Alliance published its original vision in 2017 as the MaaS Alliance White Paper, giving guidelines and recommendations on creating a thriving MaaS ecosystem.

The White Paper highlighted the need for MaaS to be sustainable, inclusive, and based on collaboration between public and private partners working in an open ecosystem. Now that the Alliance has more experience with – and insights into – the evolution of MaaS, it is time to take a deeper dive into the subject.

Specifically, we aim to provide detailed information on how to support the development of an open and competitive MaaS market that delivers clear benefits to users, societies, and the environment.

The MaaS Alliance has gained significant new insights and ideas for developing user-centric, societally sound MaaS services by facilitating open and trusted knowledge sharing within the industry.

MaaS Alliance 10 years of Mobility Services

Andy Taylor
MaaS Alliance President

Over the past ten years, the MaaS Alliance has united key stakeholders—governments, transport operators, technology providers, and mobility innovators—to break down silos and build an open, interoperable mobility ecosystem. Through collaboration, we have influenced policies, developed best practices, and created a shared framework for the future of transport.

Our work, however, is far from over. As we look ahead, the challenges of urban congestion, climate change, and digital transformation demand even greater cooperation and innovation. The MaaS Alliance will continue to lead the way, advocating for user-centric, sustainable mobility solutions that work for cities, businesses, and individuals alike.

Our journey through key milestones

MaaS Alliance Podcast – Mobility Shift Talk: Voices in Motion

A look back at how it all began

A podcast about the origins of MaaS Alliance back in 2014, its formal establishment a decade ago, its rapid growth, and the ongoing efforts to foster collaboration, overcome challenges, and build a sustainable, open mobility ecosystem.

Jacob Bangsgaard
First chairman of MaaS Alliance

Sampo Hietanen
One of the key pioneers behind the concept

Roelof Hellemans
Secretary general MaaS Alliance
Moderator

MaaS Alliance Members & Partners

Members
5T
ARTM - Autorité Régionale de Transport Métropolitain
ATM (The Transport Authority from Barcelona)
Belgian Ministry of Mobility
Capital Region of Denmark
City of Antwerp
City of Buenos Aires
City of Copenhagen
City of Helsinki
City of Milan
City of Tampere
Contra Costa Transportation Authority
Department of Transport and Main Roads of Queensland, Australia
DoT Victoria
Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
Emt Madrid
Flemish Department of Mobility and Public Works
Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications
FOT Switzerland
GSA - European Global Navigation Satellite System Agency
JCoMaaS
Kent County Council
Met Office
MLIT - Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Northamptonshire County Council
Oregon Department of Transportation
Oxfordshire County Council
Provincie Noord Brabant
Region Varmland
Smart Dublin
Solent Transport
Transport Canberra & City Service directorate of ACT Government
Transport for Greater Manchester
Traficom
TVV Lippu- ja maksujärjestelmä Oy
Urban Transport Group
VerkéiersVerbond
West Midlands Combined Authority

MaaS Alliance Working Groups

The MaaS Alliance has three dedicated Working Groups addressing issues related to user needs, regulatory challenges, governance and business models, technology and standardisation.
Transport On Demand

MaaS fulfils users’ needs for mobility with a wide range of transport services for both travellers and goods, offering tailor-made transport on demand.

A Subscription Service

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.

Creating New Markets

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.

Partners
The Autonomy Paris
Chalmers University of Technology
European Parking Association
EUI
FIA
FIA - Region I
Fira de Barcelona
Fisita
Intelligent Transport Systems UK
ITS America
ITxPT
Mobility Data
OASC
OMF
SAE International
Smart Ticketing Alliance
Transport Evolution Institute
University College London
World Resource Institute

Discover our Publications

Or contact the Secretariat if you wish to receive more information about the WGs.

Elected Board Directors

President, MaaS Alliance,
CEO, EPR

Vice President, MaaS Alliance
Chair, ITS Nationals

Director of the Transport Services Unit, Networks and Services Department, Finnish Ministry of Transport & Communications 

COO, Hacon

CEO, SkedGo

Director of Technology and Innovation, EMT Madrid 

Manager of the Dutch Metropolitan Innovations, Ministry of Infrastructre & Water Works