2 months ago
MaaS in Europe Part 3: Madrid, Amsterdam, Vienna
In the third part of our series on Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in Europe, we turn our attention towards Madrid, Amsterdam and Vienna. Like elsewhere, with growing populations each…
3 months ago
SkedGo builds new journey planner for Australian capital
SYDNEY; September 25, 2018 – Australian tech company SkedGo has been selected by Transport Canberra and City Services (TCCS), a branch of the ACT Government, to build and further develop…
Sep 18
How to ensure on-demand transport trials are financially sustainable
$290.3 Billion. That’s how much the on-demand transport (ODT) market is set to be worth by 2025 according to Grand View Research, Inc. Given the issues with current transport systems…
Sep 17
MaaS in Europe Part 2: London, Berlin, Rome
The EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc has called for 2018 to be the “Year of Multimodality”, in a bid to reduce CO2 emissions, congestion and air pollution, meet the goals…
Aug 17
MaaS in Europe Part 1: Helsinki, Lisbon, Paris
What MaaS in Europe really looks like In the smart cities of the future, MaaS will play a vital role. However, with so much uncharted territory still ahead of us,…
Aug 14
See you at the ITS World Congress!
For this year’s ITS World Congress in Copenhagen, ERTICO ITS Europe has put together an impressive program. Between September 17 – 21 attendees can choose from over 150 sessions and…
Jul 14
How micro mobility solves multiple problems in congested cities
As discussed extensively in our previous article, the first mile/last mile problem refers to one issue that can plague even cities with the best public transportation systems. Not everybody can possibly live…
Oct 11, 2017
Up close with Claus von Hessberg
SkedGo founder and CEO Claus von Hessberg talks about his take on MaaS, smart cities and SkedGo’s role in the industry. Q: What’s your vision for SkedGo? A: To have…
Aug 24, 2017
Time for cities to get smart about transport
As an estimated 3m people move to metropolitan areas every week¹, cities need to keep getting smarter, to continue providing livable spaces for their residents. Otherwise, they will collapse under…