The Future of Mobility is not just services on demand, it is about making sure data and technologies are open from the outset. From a presentation I gave to the ITS-UK MaaS Interest Group in Birmingham on 28/2/18.

1. Openness in Mobility as a
Service

2. The Challenge of Disruption
Lets not recreate the same mistakes, but with new
technology

3. • Sharing transport data is intrinsically necessary to fully
functioning community of transport services.
• Enables public policy to be debated and developed.
• Puts fairness, equity, and social justice at the heart of
delivery
Openness
We’ve learned a lot over the last 10 years

4. Smartphone Users
Connectivity as
a lifestyle
Millennial
To stay in touch
with loved ones
New
generation A sense of
belonging
Forgotten

5. Openness as a Journey
Openness as
standard
Trial / Iterate /
Develop services
Social Impact
Advocacy and Policy Capacity Building Co-creation Operational model Delivery and monitoring

6. Advocating an Open MaaS

7. Openness Maturity Index
1: Legacy
closed systems
2: Internally
open, using
APIs
3: Sharing
some own
APIs and/or
source code
4: Contribution
to community
APIs or open
source
5: Advocate
for open
source and or
APIs

8. Openness Maturity Index
• For each operator
• Location
• Ticketing
• Payments and
reconciliation
• Security and rights
• Capacity
• Real-time locations
• Transactions
• Others
• Security and rights
• Wallet
• Journey planners
• Personal assistant
• Usage
• Feedback
• Social networking
• Security and rights
• Customer interface
• Government/regulation
• Usage
• Payments and billing
• Demand allocation
• Journey planning
• Reporting and metrics
• Security and rights
MaaS
provider
MaaS
Customer
Transport
operators
Data
providers

9. The Blockchain Future?
The almost compulsory mention of…

10. THANK YOU!
James Gleave, Transport Futures
Email: james@transportfutures.co