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.
Mention mobility as a service (MaaS) and what springs to mind? Many people think of it as a journey planning,…
In our latest Women in MaaS interview we catch up with Georgia-based mobility as a service expert, Renee Autumn Ray….
As transport and tech companies continue to innovate, travel options are growing for citizens around the world. Multi-modal transport and…
At the recent MaaS Market – Concept to Delivery conference in Atlanta, GA, our CTO and co-founder Adrian Schoenig talks…
In 2017, we were selected to join the three-month Smart Cities & Accessibility Challenge incubator run by NSW Department of…
Trip Planner and Data Additions Cycle path information Cycling routes now prefer cycle paths and the routing results indicate which…
Getting around on a wheelchair with public transport isn’t always easy. Limited platform accessibility or no access to busses can…