1. Road transport industry for MaaS
Bridging the gap between MaaS practitioners and road transport industry
Bringing clarity, including for companies, and addressing barriers
Industry ready and willing to work on interoperability and be part of the MaaS business model
Industry to position itself in the MaaS debate

2. Bridging the gap between MaaS practitioners and road transport industry
MaaS guidelines – a key exercise to identify main barriers and recommend solutions
Contribution from operators is key & a reality check for such proposals
Contribution from cities is also key

3. Bringing clarity for companies and address barriers
Identifying barriers is just the first, yet necessary step
Examples from most advanced stakeholders and countries (FI) show that MaaS might revolutionise behaviours, use, services, market and legislation
Raising awareness and sharing best practices, in particular for SMEs to benefit from MaaS

4. Industry willing to work on interoperability & be part of MaaS business model
Platform economy is already a mainstream in both taxis and bus and coach sector
Billions of investors’ money are flowing into platform economy
Dozens of taxi apps are created daily across the world
Opening of German intercity market brought about a revolution in doing coach business
IRU’s Global Taxi Network (UpTop)

5. Industry to position itself in the MaaS debate
Complex market and legal issues raised
Traditional approaches and boundaries redefined (taxation, social rules, access to profession and market…)
New market players entering business
What optimal rules for the new platform economy?