Lorenzo Mongile
Feasibility study for the development of a public-led MaaS platform in the city of Valencia.
Rel. Cristina Pronello. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Digital Skills For Sustainable Societal Transitions, 2025
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Abstract
As cities evolve and change, new solutions to ease the everyday life for people should be developed. Growing both in size and population, cities are facing issues related to housing, pollution and growing inequalities. Metropolitan areas are characterized by complicate relationship between the main attractor and the constellation of smaller cities. The infrastructure produces barriers and bottlenecks while the needs of society are pulling these two realities closer together. New technologies and frameworks have been proposed to tackle these issues. In 2013 Mobility as a Service (MaaS) was first presented to the world as the newest frontier for transport. More than 12 years have passed, and it has not yet delivered on its promises.
The issues regarding data sharing and integration, high cost of the digital infrastructure and the disinvestment from public transport were blamed for the failed projects
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