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To further the effective and equitable development of MaaS in Australia, a National Reference Committee was established to continue the collaboration that was fostered during the development of the ITS Australia report Mobility as a Service in Australia: Customer insights and opportunities and to strive for the best outcomes for MaaS and on-demand transport for all Australians.
The Reference Group is made up of project participants and representatives from ~50 key organisations to ensure a broad range of expertise can contribute to and collaborate on the development of Mobility as a Service in Australia. Through sharing updates on activities in respective jurisdictions and organisations; including research, trials, and international engagement.
ITS Australia facilitated the first workshop with the Committee in advance of the MaaS Conference in Melbourne, May 2019 with the Group continuing to meet twice a year for in-depth workshops.
Find out more about the research and report that began this Committee: Mobility as a Service in Australia: Customer Insights and Opportunities.
Related research that might be of interest is Unlocking Shared Mobility, another iMOVE project with ITS Australia in partnership with RMIT, Cubic, IAG and RAA to investigate car-sharing and parking.
The Group collaborates to identify issues that can be collectively addressed to improve outcomes for all stakeholders, in early 2020 a working group of subject matter experts was convened to develop this Discussion Paper on MaaS Data Sharing Protocols, for more information or to get updates on MaaS in Australia please contact Stacey Ryan, Policy Manager ITS Australia.
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