Mobility as a Service
Rising environmental pollution, increasing congestion and a lack of available space in urban centers are making the traffic turnaround so important. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) combines mobility services such as long-distance and suburban trains, buses, e-scooters, bike/car sharing, etc. in one app. This allows travelers to get from A to B sustainably and to plan, book and pay flexibly.
Rising environmental pollution, increasing congestion and a lack of available space in urban centers are making the traffic turnaround so important. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) combines mobility services such as long-distance and suburban trains, buses, e-scooters, bike/car sharing, etc. in one app. This allows travelers to get from A to B sustainably and to plan, book and pay flexibly.
MaaS components
How to build a MaaS solution?
Moving step by step toward MaaS
Every Mobility-as-a-Service project needs more than just a fancy app.
MaaS for the Netherlands
Rivier is a joint venture between Dutch transport operators Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS), HTM Personenvervoer NV (HTM) and Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram (RET). With our help, Rivier has created a B2B digital platform that brings together MaaS and mobility operators in the Netherlands. MaaS players can integrate their services into existing applications or rely on a white label solution.
Sustainable travel with MaaS
Which factors make sustainable travel even more attractive? In this article, our experts Robert Bichsel (Product Owner MaaS, Siemens Mobility) and Svenja Katharina Weiß (Marketing Lead, Siemens Mobility Software) discuss the challenges MaaS players are facing and how they can overcome them step by step.