Shift2Rail IP4 enabling Mobility as a Service and seamless passenger experience

Project dates: 01. Dec 2018 - 30. Jun 2021

Objective

In a fast moving environment, access to information about options for travel that is instant, easy to use, attractive to customers, and authoritative is vital. Therefore a one-stop-mobility shop, acting as a personal mobility assistant, is the key to offer citizens an alternative that challenges car ownership. New technologies can play a crucial role for a large scale and stable business operation of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) at a global level. Interoperability Framework, Travel Shopping, Booking and Ticketing, Validation, Payment and Trip Tracking are technologies developed within Shift2Rail IP4 to meet the engineering challenges associated with leveraging current actions on establishing open-data policies and data exchange standardization. Given this, the main goal of Shift2MaaS is to support the uptake of the IP4 technology and overcome the technical and non-technical barriers for the adoption of new integrated mobility platforms. Shift2MaaS aims to support the introduction of Shift2Rail IP4 technology within the MaaS context by analysing the needs in terms of technology enablers of the different stakeholders involved, and demonstrating the benefits of IP4 through pilot demonstrators of collective and shared mobility services and the seamless passenger experience. To this end, Shift2MaaS will co-design and validate advanced use-cases for the deployment and implementation of COHESIVE solutions. The Shift2MaaS impact is validated and assessed in three European sites, all strongly engaged in the intermodality and MaaS domain, and setting specific actions on existing or new MaaS schemes. Shift2MaaS thus builds on and adds to previous projects by makes the connection to real environments. Shift2MaaS will also analyse regulatory and behavioural aspects of the IP4 multimodal transport services market place on business logics, on the creation of new business models and on the behavioural / demand response of passengers; contributing to an overall economic assessment.

Partners

Number of partners: 13
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OLTIS GROUP AS

AETHON SYMVOULI MICHANIKI MONOPROSOPI IKE

KORDIS JMK AS

VIA VERDE PORTUGAL-GESTAO DE SISTEMAS ELECTRONICOS DE COBRANCA SA

CEFRIEL SOCIETA CONSORTILE A RESPONSABILITA LIMITATA

EMEL - EMPRESA PUBLICA MUNICIPAL DE ESTACIONAMENTO DE LISBOA EEM

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

AUSTRIATECH - GESELLSCHAFT DES BUNDES FUR TECHNOLOGIEPOLITISCHE MASSNAHMEN GMBH

EMPRESA MALAGUENA DE TRANSPORTES SOCIEDAD ANONIMA MUNICIPAL

RHEIN-MAIN-VERKEHRSVERBUND SERVICEGELLSCHAFT MBH

UNION INTERNATIONALE DES TRANSPORTS PUBLICS

COMPANHIA CARRIS DE FERRO DE LISBOA, E.M., S.A.

FERTAGUS TRAVESSIA DO TEJO TRANSPORTES SA

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