Interoperability and Partnerships in MaaS
summary
Whim is a subscription mobility service that reports nearly 5 million trips in Helsinki and is integrating with 100–120 operators worldwide to create a roaming network; work includes a practical five-method MIT API on GitHub for booking and a successful mobile-ticketing workaround deployed for a West Midlands bus operator. Finnish legislation enabling single-payment allocation makes revenue splits possible, while a national rail operator refusing to open its API blocks fuller coverage.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 7:45Ways the market can evolve- do we want an egosystem or ecosystem?
- 10:02In the new mobility ecosystem, each participant has more to win as people migrate from car ownership to services - and this is powered by APIs
- 13:49Reasons for the trouble of fitting in
- 17:20Key Services for launching Whim
- 18:14Base Requirements for Access to Transportation
- 20:21Example Case: Regional Bus Operator
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