Implementing New Mobility Schemes: Impact on Business, Operations, and Regulation
Explore the impact of new mobility schemes on business, operations, and regulation within the European Passengers Federation. Discover passenger needs, ticketing options, and solutions for when things go wrong, emphasizing the importance of real-time information and open data accessibility.
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Mobility-as-a-Service 03.05.2017, Brussels Implementing New Mobility Schemes: Impact on Business, Operations and Regulation Josef Schneider // EUROPEAN PASSENGERS FEDERATION // www.epf.eu
EPF MAP May 2017 38 member organisations 21 countries
WHAT IS THE EUROPEAN PASSENGERS FEDERATION? founded 2002 the European umbrella organisation of national and regional passengers organisations financed by its member organisations representing passengers views at the European level dealing with all modes of public transport such as local transport, railways, buses, aviation and maritime transport
Passengers needs Information before the journey qualified complete understandable useful free of barriers consistent reliable
Passengers needs Ticketing give a full choice of possible offers best price quality of service flexibility first choice: one through ticket door to door second choice: all tickets for the whole journey. All tickets together as one single contract as an absolutely minimum: full information about the whole journey
PLAN B - IF THINGS GO WRONG Need for real-time information, clear and audible announcements. on an international journey, use of more than one language. Helpful and visible staff, aware of passenger rights, using initiative. Assistance to reach the destination. Investment in the necessary hardware, software and training.
suggestions there is a strong need for open data not everything needs to be open source but passenger related data should be freely accessible: Timetables Real time information Delay data transport composition and occupation wayfinding Promote initiatives to develop products for passengers
