A new usage scenario 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 Mobility providers, shed new light on how TOMP-API technology can innovate the parking experience. He presented a new usage scenario that is particularly relevant

Despite the current challenges, the situation of the TOMP API and the working group also offers opportunities. The TOMP API (Transport Operator to Mobility Provider-Application Programming Interface) has become a crucial tool in the integration and collaboration between transport operators and mobility providers in recent years. It has led to the first steps in a

In addition to the legal agreements, there is also a standard for the 'technical' connection between the parties: the TOMP API. The success of MaaS, Mobility as a Service, depends on good services for people traveling by train, bicycle or shared transport. A smooth collaboration between governments, MaaS providers and mobility providers is

"Sounds simple, but there's still a long way to go that we're going to bite into!" NTM, the National Access Point for Mobility Data, has been supporting the technical MaaS standards since 1 January 2023. With this they help the partnership of municipalities, MaaS service providers and carriers to further develop the standards they already use. This

Europe's leading event for sustainable urban mobility kicks off a new version. Extensive research into existing specifications and standards on the market is the basis for the TOMP working group to release the TOMP-API 1.4. Meanwhile, the TOMP API has been implemented on a national, European and international level