Apr 27, 2022
Can MaaS reduce transport poverty? Transport is a basic need that determines our ability to take part in daily life: go to work, get an…
Apr 21, 2022
15-Minute Cities: Reimagining Mobility (Part 2) Cities across the globe are changing their approach to urban development in a bid to reduce carbon emissions, improve accessibility…
Apr 07, 2022
Can MaaS use personalised incentives to help lower carbon emissions? As the world’s population grows, many leading cities are struggling to find solutions to their increasing traffic problems. The transport…
Mar 08, 2022
MaaS, micromobility and making transport accessible Micromobility has a key role to play in decarbonising urban transport and travel, helping us to move away from private…
Feb 18, 2022
How MaaS data can support sustainable cities In this article, we explore why Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) data has an important role to play, helping transport stakeholders and city planners to better understand mobility behaviours and determine how best to shape public policy, utilise space and where to direct funding.
Dec 13, 2021
Mobility as a Service – ten use cases Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a drastic paradigm shift in the transport space, using cutting edge technology. For users,…
Nov 22, 2021
How we’ve made our solutions accessible to all 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.
Sep 16, 2021
Personalised MaaS: the next big thing? The quest for personalisation is nothing new. It’s particularly prevalent in marketing and the retail sector. Whether it’s personalised products,…
Sep 01, 2021
Why the green economy is an opportunity for MaaS (Part 2) “Climate change has become a defining factor in companies’ long-term prospects…But awareness is rapidly changing, and I believe we are…
Aug 12, 2021
MaaS trial at UQ in Brisbane 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.