Examples of Mobility as a Service in action
Discover successful MaaS projects implemented by cities, companies, and regions. From ride-sharing platforms and mobility hubs to smart resource management. These Mobility as a Service examples show how mobility solutions are already up and running today.
Go to project
GOLDBECK: Car parks as mobility hubs
GOLDBECK Parking Services transforms traditional car parks into smart mobility hubs with app access to sharing, public transport and a bonus programme.
Quick facts:
- Target group: Residents of districts & car park users
- Focus: Digital integration and bundling of mobility services
- Special feature: Integration of existing billing systems and payment methods
Modules used:
- White label
Mobility as a Service
- Routing
- Real-time
- Parking
- E-charging
- Payment
Mobility management
- Shared resources
- Information portal
Mainzer Mobilität: One app for all journeys
Mainz bundles all mobility services centrally in one app: from public transport and bike sharing to tickets and real-time information.
Quick facts:
- Target group: Citizens and commuters in Mainz and the surrounding area
- Focus: Multimodal mobility, ticketing & routing
- Special feature: Integrated payment processing and connection to the Deutschlandticket and routing system
Modules used:
Mobility as a Service
- Routing
- Real-time
- Public transport ticketing
- Sharing
- Payment
DOMINO: The mobility platform for Austria
An intermodal mobility system with a focus on ride sharing. Developed in cooperation with the Province of Upper Austria, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, and ÖAMTC Upper Austria.
Quick facts:
- Target group: Commuters, private individuals, companies & municipalities
- Focus: Ride sharing and inter-municipal cooperation
- Special feature: Bonus programme & gamification approaches
Modules used:
- White label
Mobility as a Service
- Routing
- Real-time
- Sharing
Mobility management
- Ride sharing
- Points & Coupons
- Information portal
- CO₂ reporting
ASFINAG: Digital key and fleet management
ASFINAG relies on digital booking of company vehicles and efficient key management in FluidLife, including integration of ECOS locking systems.
Quick facts:
- Target group: ASFINAG employees
- Focus: Fleet digitalisation and introduction of ride sharing
- Special feature: ECOS integration, SSO and SAP connection
Modules used:
- Single Sign-On
Mobility management
- Ride sharing
- Shared resources
- CO₂ reporting
FAQ
FAQs on our projects
What is Mobility as a Service (MaaS)?
With Mobility as a Service, people find, book and pay for different mobility services in a single app, for example public transport tickets, rental bikes or parking spaces. For Fluidtime, MaaS is an important area of application but not the only one. The platform also covers parking and charging, access, sharing and operational resource management.
Who has Fluidtime worked with?
Cities, regions and companies as well as car parks and residential neighbourhoods. Examples include GOLDBECK, Mainzer Mobilität, DOMINO and ASFINAG.
Can existing systems be connected?
Yes. The platform is an open system. Payment and billing systems, access systems and locks or ERP systems can all be connected, for example. We adapt flexibly to the hardware you already have.
Want to start your own MaaS project?
We support you from the initial idea through to implementation. Be inspired by our MaaS examples and start your own Mobility-as-a-Service project with Fluidtime.