Insights into Mobility as a Service

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is one of, if not the, biggest changes in the transport sector for many decades and ITS International’s stand is the place find out everything there is to know about MaaS - from concept to delivery. Having already run two successful MaaS Market conferences in London, the company is at Intertraffic highlighting its first US conference which is being run with the support of City of Atlanta and Georgia’s State Road & Tollway Authority. The US conference will take place in Atlanta
March 19, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
Conference director Colin Sowman

Mobility as a Service (8356 MaaS) is one of, if not the, biggest changes in the transport sector for many decades and ITS International’s stand is the place find out everything there is to know about MaaS - from concept to delivery. Having already run two successful MaaS Market conferences in London, the company is at Intertraffic highlighting its first US conference which is being run with the support of City of Atlanta and Georgia’s State Road & Tollway Authority.

The US conference will take place in Atlanta, Georgia at the Loudermilk Convention Center on 9-10 May.

Conference director Colin Sowman is responsible for putting the conference programme together, and has been encouraged with the uptake so far. “Our MaaS Market Conferences in London have received excellent feedback.  There clearly is a great demand from the public sector to gain a better insight into Mobility as a Service, as it has the very real potential to revolutionise the way in which urban communities address their future transport needs.

ITS International’s role is really to act as a catalyst, bringing together those who have the broadest knowledge of MaaS, with those who wish to acquire a greater understanding of how MaaS can be implemented within their own areas of responsibility.”

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