IMOVE Project Overview

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IMOVE Project Overview Marco Gorini, Softeco Sismat SRL

IMOVE Unlocking Large-Scale Access to Combined Mobility through a European MaaS Network Project Synopsis: Innovative concepts, systems and services towards 'mobility as a service' MG-6.1-2016 call, one of the three selected projects (IMOVE, MaaS4EU, MyCorridor) Research and Innovation Action (RIA) 30 months duration: 1.06.2017 – 30.11.2019 3.69 M€ cost, 3.39 M€ EU grant Consortium: 15 organizations, 6 countries research: AICENTER (CVUT), I-SENSE (ICCS), RISE ICT/consulting: Softeco Sismat, Mosaic Factor, FIT, Vectos mobility: Transport for Greater Manchester, 5T, Municipality of Turin, UBIGO, URBI, Vasttrafik, EMT Madrid stakeholders’ association: UITP © Ruter AS / Redink Hampus Lundgren

Objective and key challenges To accelerate the deployment and unlock the scalability of MaaS schemes in Europe, paving the way for a “roaming” service for MaaS users at the European level Main streams of research: Measures, Policies and Strategies Heterogeneous organizational/regulatory frameworks, unclear business models  Scalability Unlockers: to enhance the framework conditions for MaaS development and operation (business models, guidelines, best practices) Enabling Technologies A broad offer of services/products already on the market (mobile apps, travel planners, e-ticketing, APIs, MaaS Platforms)  Software Enablers: to integrate existing functionalities, enhance interoperability and facilitate cross-border roaming of MaaS schemes

Tech enablers: the IMOVE Software Enablers Modular “building blocks” wrapped around basic MaaS functions Can be «chained» together to support various MaaS operational tasks Lay down a common framework to ease interoperability between roamed platforms IMOVE Software Enablers Identity Manager (single service sign-on) User Tariffs/Price Manager User Preferences Manager Mobility Organizer (combined solutions) Booking Manager Mobility Tracker (mobility patterns, analytics) Notification Manager (events) Incentives & Engagement Manager Roaming Manager (cross-MaaS interoperability) IMOVE Roaming IMOVE

Validating MaaS enablers: the IMOVE demo sites A mix of transport environments: metropolitan / mid-size urban / rural areas “Living Lab” approach: involvement of local stakeholders Roaming across sites/operators Göteborg MaaS provider: local providers (SpaceTime, SmartResenär) + Västtrafik Integration Level: initial L0, target L2-L3-L4 3 distinct pilots: PT + parking services (integrated ticketing); combined mobility solutions for residents/ tenants (132 new apartments with combined mobility services instead of parking); B2B combined mobility for business trips Berlin MaaS provider: URBI (IMOVE partner) Integration Level: initial L1, target L3 integration of at least one MSP per transport mode. Cooperation with PT: adaptation of APIs for integrated ticketing system, reselling of PT tickets through URBI app Turin MaaS provider: URBI (IMOVE partner) Integration Level: initial L1, target L2 Focus on home-2-work / work-2-work mobility: General Motors employees + Municipality employees. Strong role of PT (GTT), engagement of private MSP (car-/bike-sharing) ongoing Manchester MaaS provider: Mobilleo Integration Level: initial L0, target L3 (medium term) Several focus groups with local stakeholders (MSPs, users). Analysis of potentially applicable business models (public vs. private) Madrid MaaS provider: EMT Madrid (proprietary platform) Integration Level: initial L1, target L2 (+ policy integration) “MaaS Madrid” project as part of the Air Quality Plan of the City: PT, Car-Sharing, Scooter-sharing, Bike-Sharing, PMV

Lessons Learned (so far) MaaS is a very promising transport paradigm, but there are still barriers that slow down the fulfillment of its full potential: Level of market readiness (expectations vs. practicalities) Perception of risks and uncertainties among ecosystem actors Agreements between public and private MSPs (car-/bike-sharing, taxis) may be slower than planned Timing of tendering processes Challenges related to existing institutional frameworks Key Enablers: Role of Public Transport Authorities is crucial for a calibrated and trustable offering Substantial readiness of technology (core levels L1-L3) Engagement of MaaS tech providers from the start of the initiative Collaboration (e.g. sharing of information) between MaaS experiences

Via De Marini, 1 - WTC Tower, Thank you www.imove-project.eu @H2020_MOVE #H2020_IMOVE Marco Gorini SOFTECO SISMAT SRL Via De Marini, 1 - WTC Tower, 16149 Genova, Italy marco.gorini@softeco.it