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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2021

Shared Mobility And Mobility As A Service (Maas)

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Transportation is undergoing a technological revolution. The Mobility as a Service (MaaS) model is becoming how vehicles are sold, owned and used.

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Transportation is undergoing a technological revolution. The Mobility as a Service (MaaS) model is becoming how vehicles are sold, owned and used.

MaaS means integrating various physical modes of travel (e.g., public transit, car sharing, ride hailing, deliveries and bike sharing) into a single digital platform that allows travellers to plan and manage their journeys. MaaS makes transportation simple for the end user and is designed to be consumed on-demand, without needing to own a car.

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Adopting and scaling MaaS will require complex contractual arrangements across the supply chain to navigate the interaction between MaaS participants in the public and private sectors. Providing a frictionless user experience through a singular digital platform will see the mobile device become a transportation hub for commuters, couriers and travelers.

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