Mobilityas-a-Service - new age trends

Modern trends in Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) reflect the rapid development of digital technologies in transportation and logistics. MaaS, as a concept, integrates various modes of transport into a unified digital platform, offering users personalized mobility solutions such as booking, payment, and real-time route planning. This model aims to reduce reliance on private vehicles, alleviate traffic congestion, and enhance the environmental sustainability of urban mobility. The study focuses on analyzing key factors driving the adoption of MaaS: data reliability, user convenience, platform flexibility, and the objectivity of service selection. It examines the primary implementation models of MaaS, including those led by commercial integrators, municipal regulators, and decentralized blockchain-based platforms. Each model presents unique advantages and limitations in terms of cybersecurity, data management, and adaptability to user needs. Additionally, the study highlights the role of MaaS in advancing smart cities. The integration of electric vehicles, autonomous cars, and data analytics contributes to building more sustainable and efficient transportation infrastructures. The study emphasizes the importance of international collaboration to establish standardized approaches and mitigate risks associated with MaaS implementation projects.

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RUDN Journal of Economics
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.22363/2313-2329-2025-33-1-73-87
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Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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Mobilityas-a-Service - new age trends

Vyacheslav V. Solovyov, Alexey P. Korchagin, Dmitry V. Khrushchev
RUDN Journal of Economics
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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Mobilityas-a-Service - new age trends

Vyacheslav V. Solovyov, Alexey P. Korchagin, Dmitry V. Khrushchev
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Abstract

Modern trends in Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) reflect the rapid development of digital technologies in transportation and logistics. MaaS, as a concept, integrates various modes of transport into a unified digital platform, offering users personalized mobility solutions such as booking, payment, and real-time route planning. This model aims to reduce reliance on private vehicles, alleviate traffic congestion, and enhance the environmental sustainability of urban mobility. The study focuses on analyzing key factors driving the adoption of MaaS: data reliability, user convenience, platform flexibility, and the objectivity of service selection. It examines the primary implementation models of MaaS, including those led by commercial integrators, municipal regulators, and decentralized blockchain-based platforms. Each model presents unique advantages and limitations in terms of cybersecurity, data management, and adaptability to user needs. Additionally, the study highlights the role of MaaS in advancing smart cities. The integration of electric vehicles, autonomous cars, and data analytics contributes to building more sustainable and efficient transportation infrastructures. The study emphasizes the importance of international collaboration to establish standardized approaches and mitigate risks associated with MaaS implementation projects.

RUDN Journal of EconomicsVol. 33(1)
Moscow State Institute of International Relations (RU), Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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