Rijkspersoneel: groen licht voor duurzamer reizen en fietsen wordt…
Deze nieuwe CAO weerspiegelt een modern arbeidsbeleid waarbij aandacht voor de persoonlijke situatie van werknemers, hun gezondheid en het milieu centraal staat. Alexandra van Huffelen, staatssecretaris van Koninkrijksrelaties en Digitalisering,…
Whim: despite MaaS Global bankruptcy, the future of…
The bankruptcy of MaaS Global, known for the mobility app Whim, is a crucial turn for the mobility sector. The Finnish company Maas Global, known for the Whim app, has filed for bankruptcy, as…
Breakthrough in urban transport: umob offers key to 50.000…
Mobility platform umob is the first Mobility-as-a-Service platform (MaaS) to fully integrate all Dutch scooter sharing providers. The Dutch mobility landscape is undergoing a revolutionary change with the integration of all scooter sharing providers in one app, thanks to the innovative…
Chairman Bertho Eckhardt emphasizes the importance of 'connected' mobility
KNV Connected Mobility plays a crucial role in the transition to a future of mobility that is both sustainable and technologically advanced, while also taking into account the needs…
Dutch Safety Board sounds the alarm: water taxis in Rotterdam are not safe enough
The crowds on the Nieuwe Maas in the center of Rotterdam require more management and professionalization. Rotterdam water taxis, a popular and iconic form of transport in the city, are…
Future TOMP-API is at the crossroads of technology and…
The National Mobility Data Access Point (NTM) has taken the lead in exploring five scenarios for the future management of the TOMP API. The future of the TOMP API, a crucial technical…
Royal Dutch Transport launches KNV Connected Mobility
With the launch of KNV Connected Mobility, the trade association is proposing a new course. After the farewell to Sonila Metushi and the subsequent silence around the MaaS lab, Royal Dutch…
Travel reimagined: MaaS makes city trips more efficient
In a nutshell, mobility solutions in European cities are diverse and numerous. From trains and metros to bicycles and electric scooters, there are plenty of options to meet the needs…
A week of safety issues, finger pointing and warnings
If something does not change soon, GTL predicts serious consequences for the taxi sector. The train stations, which once served as safe gateways to the world, are increasingly plagued by all kinds of…
The complexity and unfulfilled promise of MaaS in the Netherlands
The road to successful implementation of MaaS is still long and full of challenges, but the foundations are there. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a term that...
A revolution in parking, the integration of parking payments and…
A new use case particularly relevant for parking companies: “Take over the bill”. In a recent blog, Edwin van den Belt, a well-known player in the field of Transport Operators and…
Jeffrey van Gils has to further develop MaaS for the KNV trade association
"I declare and promise that." This week, Jeffrey van Gils (28) started at KNV where he will be involved in work for the national interest group for public transport companies,…