by SOS | May 8, 2020 | MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK, Uncategorised
What is included in level 2 of the EU regulation for Multimodal Travel Information Services? This I prepared a technical paper about. The original plan was to present it at the ITS Lisbon conference here in May, however for obvious reasons this is not going to happen....
by SOS | May 3, 2019 | Blog, MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK
Until now GTFS has been the de facto standard for exchange of open mobility data. Very soon this may change as NeTEx will be the new standard interface that all donors of shared mobility data will have to make available and published through National Access Points for...
by SOS | Mar 15, 2019 | Blog, MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK, Uncategorised
Returning again to MaaS-Market in London to contribute and get an update on what has changed the last year and what to expect. Critical mass for MaaS is still in the future. If MaaS is a way to get a substantial change of daily mobility from use of own cars to used of...
by SOS | Mar 4, 2019 | Blog, MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK
What Open static data should be available Dec 1. 2019? Trip plans and trip plan computation for all scheduled modalities such as rail, light rail, long distance coach, ferry, metro tram, bus and Trolley-bus. Standards applicable are NeTEx, TAP-TSI, SIRI and INSPIRE)....
by SOS | May 11, 2018 | MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK
Fluidtime, an Austrian IT-service provider in the fields of integrated mobility and mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), once again invites to a symposium in Vienna under the headline: MaaS meets City – When seamless travel becomes reality. The Symposium takes place...
by SOS | May 2, 2018 | Blog, MaaS Blog, MaaS-DK
The Smart Ticketing & Digital Services forum is organized by Calypso Network Association. This year I have the honor of chairing the session: Evolutions in Mobility Services – New players, new role models and new challenges within the sector with MaaS becoming...
