Our apps help users of all abilities save money, time and hassle, be more independent and in control when planning their trips. They also point out healthier, more environmentally friendly and cheaper alternatives of travel, e.g. riding a bike, scooter share or public transport.
Rural MaaS comes with its own unique characteristics and challenges, something which international mobility expert Valerie Lefler understands first hand….
The quest for personalisation is nothing new. It’s particularly prevalent in marketing and the retail sector. Whether it’s personalised products,…
Now you can find trips between Sydney and Melbourne in TripGo
“Climate change has become a defining factor in companies’ long-term prospects…But awareness is rapidly changing, and I believe we are…
Wow, TripGo is now covering the whole of Germany! Whether you’re looking for routing in Hamburg, Berlin, Dortmund, Cologne, Stuttgart,…
After the successful MaaS trial in Sydney in 2019, Mobility as a Service is now coming to Brisbane. The 12-month trial of the ODIN PASS app will allow University of Queensland (UQ) students and staff to plan, book and pay for multi-modal trips all in one app.
“65% of car owners say their vehicle is the most expensive outgoing in their life after rent or their mortgage payments”…
“A green economy is defined as low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive.” – UN Environment Programme Across the globe,…
If you use the bike option in TripGo, you might have seen a “cycle friendliness” score for each bike trip….