Article | REF: TRP1015 V1

Mobility as a Service : From the Promise to the Reality

Author: Julien de LABACA

Publication date: December 10, 2021

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1. The MaaS concept

Between a conceptual vision and everyday reality, we look at the origins of this concept and its promises, as well as some particularly enlightening feedback.

1.1 From the 1990s to today, from electronic banking to MaaS

Public transport went digital very early on. Electronic payment systems were developed as early as the 1990s, as was passenger information. But the tools for payment and information have progressed along parallel paths right up to the present day. It's vital to understand these compartmentalized strategies, so as to understand why the "plan-book-ticket" (plan, book, pay) formula put forward by a French player is not so obvious today.

On the one hand, payment... Since the 1990s, there has been a succession of innovations...

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