Public transport inquiry to take evidence on ‘Mobility as a Service’ technology
On Tuesday 8 March, the Built Environment Committee will take evidence on how data can help improve transport and the development of ‘Mobility as a Service’ (MaaS) technology.
Meeting details
At 10:00am: Oral evidence
Inquiry
Public transport in towns and cities
Transport Markets Director at Worldline UK
Founder and Chief Executive Officer at MaaS Global
Professor of Technologies and Informatics at Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
Possible questions
Questions likely to be asked include:
- How could the use of data deliver better integration and connectivity across public transport modes in urban areas outside London? How could data innovation help transport services meet consumer demand?
- How might trends towards greater connectivity and Mobility as a Service shift public transport travel patterns over the next 10 years?
- What are the potential opportunities provided by greater data sharing and transport apps? What are the barriers to providing more integration through data?
- What is the relationship between Mobility as a Service apps and public transport operators?5. What are the challenges in regulating transport apps? How should public policy be shaped to adapt to these innovations?