The world has undergone many revolutions, and the most recent is the technological revolution. Almost every day, we read about a technological advancement taking place. Mobility has always been an integral part of the human lives, but with the introduction of mobility-as-a-service, the whole dynamics of going from one place to another has changed altogether.

 What is Mobility as a Service?

Mobility- as -a- service is a concept aiming toward fulfilling individual’s mobility requirements in a sustainable way by merging a number of transport services to seamless trips, giving an appealing substitute to possessing and making use of a private car.

Sharing Vehicles Becoming Popular in MaaS

From a perspective of transport planning, parameters such as ridesourcing might be different from the ones for public transport and more data on readiness to pay and travel time is required for improving the modelling. Shared micromobility vehicles can be the future of last-mile service within MaaS offerings, which also needs new modelling methods.

Daily Commuters Needing MaaS the Most

Mobility as a service is mostly used by the people who commute on a daily basis from office to home and the other way around. The young population nowadays has an increasing fascination for shared mobility for their daily commutation requirements.  

 Electric Vehicles Increasingly Humming on Roads

 Electric vehicles are becoming more and more in fashion, mainly because of the emission regulations of the governments around the world. Some of the major MaaS providers have planned the full electrification of their fleet in the coming years, so that they can also do their bit for the protection of environment.

Due to the aim of the government to relieve the congestion of roads, and reducing vehicle emissions, mobility as a service companies will earn around $519,698 million by 2030.

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