Committees

Mobility as a Service inquiry

Inquiry

The Transport Committee calls for written evidence addressing one or more of the following terms of reference:

  • Global evidence to date on the effectiveness of integrated, multi-mode MaaS apps in relation to:
    • boosting the efficiency of urban public transport systems; and
    • managing demand for road use in cities; reducing road congestion; and improving air quality;
  • Overcoming the barriers to implementation of integrated, multi-mode MaaS apps in UK cities, including:
    • current powers, capabilities and resources of local and regional transport authorities;
    • current commissioning models, including the rail franchising system; and
    • transport providers' unwillingness to share data, customers and revenue (including car hire companies; innovators in autonomous vehicles; rail, metro, and bus operators; cycle hire schemes; car clubs; and others

Work news

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Promising pilot schemes for Mobility as a Service need Government's practical support and leadership, say MPs
Committee say Government should take an active and direct lead in supporting the development of new digital platforms for planning journeys
19 December 2018
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Committee's Report on Mobility as a Service
The Committee agrees publication of its Eighth Report of Session 2017-19
14 December 2018
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Jesse Norman MP questioned on Future of Mobility
Transport Committee hears from Under Secretary of State for Transport
11 June 2018
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Transport Committee examines Mobility as a Service
Transport Committee explores benefits for passengers and the Department's role in MaaS development
14 May 2018
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MaaS business models and future of mobility explored
Transport Committee investigates how policy aims can be achieved by a MaaS solution
23 April 2018
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Cancelled: Local and combined authorities role in MaaS development
The Transport Committee's evidence session on Mobility as a Service (Maas) has been cancelled
16 April 2018
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Mobility as a Service: transportation solution's pros and cons examined
Transport Committee looks into Government's potential role in the development of MaaS industry
1 March 2018
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Mobility as a Service: Committee explores transformative potential
Transport Committee launches inquiry into integrated, multi-mode MaaS app
14 November 2017
Total results 8 (page 1 of 1)

Contact us

Please note: The Transport Committee examines policy issues relating to the Department for Transport and its associated bodies. It is unable to investigate, or adjudicate on, individual cases.

  • Email: transcom@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 2226/ Text relay: 18001 020 2226 (general enquiries) | 020 7219 8895 (media enquiries)
  • Address: Transport Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA/ Twitter: @TransportCttee