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Success in Building a Mobility Ecosystem

Explore the vital factors in implementing a successful Mobility as a Service (MaaS) ecosystem. Discover the vision of MaaS for enhanced mobility, shared economy integration, and system harmonization. Learn about crucial steps like data gathering, partnerships, planning, building, and service offerings. Evaluate your agency's readiness for MaaS adoption and its impact on urban sustainability. Join the journey from LEED certification to MaaS excellence in Houston.

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Success in Building a Mobility Ecosystem

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  1. Success in Building a Mobility Ecosystem Considerations for implementing a successful Mobility as a Service (MaaS) ecosystem -------- Where TDM and LEED come in the MaaS picture. -------- Transportation Oriented Design

  2. Some MaaS conceptions and Ideologies MaaS vision of Mobility Improvement: • Easy access to services • Counter the proliferation of SOVs • Bringing Mobility into the Shared Economy Paradigm (Car ownership vs. more spending powers) • Service Partnerships / Fusion • System Harmonization (Multiservice connectivity)

  3. Considerations for implementing a successful Mobility as a Service (MaaS) ecosystem

  4. Improving Mobility – Building a Mobile environment before MaaS think DPPBS DATA: Mobility data gathering that offers a deep view of needs, challenges and opportunities. PARTNERSHIPS: Stakeholders to work in unison not for themselves. Mobility is for everybody. Tech pros joining Transportation pros to meet the needs PLANNING: Where the city is and where the city wants/needs to be! BUILDING: Building today for tomorrow (interconnectivity, resilience and cost efficient) SERVICE: Give the people what they need; Promise of Service through operant conditioning

  5. Where do you go? Using DPPBS and MaaS in the Field

  6. Where TDM and LEED come in the MaaS picture.

  7. Evaluate your Service and region through DPPBS and MaaS As a Service Provider, how would you rank your Agency in each category of DPPBS? DATA PARTNERSHIPS PLANNING BUILD SERVICE • DOES YOUR SERVICE MEET THE NEED for a MaaS IMPLEMENTATION? • How do you service users in relation to: • Budget • Time • Distance • Ability/Disability • Weather • Mood • Aptitude (i.e. can I bike?) • Quantity of riders • LEED Points Criteria On a Scale of 1-5 Precursor to a sustainable successful multi-mobility operation and a resilient MaaS Ecosystem

  8. LEED to MaaS Things up in Houston! • Empower Choice • Support TOD/ Quality Transit • Promote Behavior Change • Increase alternative Commute uptake • Simplify Services • Decrease Footprint and Impacts • Improve Land Use • Reduce Parking and Commute volumes MaaS

  9. Transportation Oriented Design

  10. Designing Transit to Serve You and a Better Houston Comments WELCOME !!! Complete a Survey… Help us Build the METRO Future http://www.metronext.org Benefiting LEED Location and Transportation Points Location, Location, Location

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