Trafi enables cities and enterprises to launch and operate their own MaaS solutions. Our platform provides software that allows our partners to connect, understand and manage their mobility ecosystems.
Mobility as a Service
Mobility as a Service is a platform that enables cities to launch their own MaaS. It integrates all relevant public and private mobility service providers. Our white-label solution comes equipped with a robust multimodal routing solution that supports intermodal trip planning and diverse payment options, including subscriptions and mobility bundles. Trafi offers deep integrations that require users to set up their profiles one time only to pick, plan and pay for any services.
Dr Christoph Franz and Alexander Diehl are appointed as two new Trafi's Advisory Board members, and bring along decades of leadership experience in key areas such as mobility and entrepreneurship.
Berlin is the first city in the world that made the decision to operate MaaS services themselves. Trafi together with BVG, Germany’s main public transport company, launched Jelbi: a one-stop-shop mobility service.
Lyft decided to broaden its services beyond ride-hailing by integrating public transport into its core service offer. This was made possible thanks to Trafi’s routing and data management algorithms.
Cities are facing a growing number of mobility issues. Some of the new problems arising are the new mobility modes disrupting our cities and ride-hailing giants trying to monopolize the market. Therefore, cities are the only stakeholders who have the power to orchestrate the entire mobility ecosystem with the human at the center of its preoccupations.
“ Jelbi is the world’s largest MaaS deployment today. This is the first time in the history of Berlin that everyone who wants to travel in the city has access to all different types of mobility in one solution. ”
Dr. Henrik Haenecke
Former Management Board Finances, Digitization and Sales at BVG, Berlin
From U-Bahn to e-scooters: Berlin mobility app has it all
Germany’s fast-growing capital Berlin is turning to technology to promote the use of just about every form of urban transport - except the private car - as it races to stop the city from seizing up from increasing traffic congestion.
From U-Bahn to e-scooters: Berlin mobility app has it all
Germany’s fast-growing capital Berlin is turning to technology to promote the use of just about every form of urban transport - except the private car - as it races to stop the city from seizing up from increasing traffic congestion.
From U-Bahn to e-scooters: Berlin mobility app has it all
Germany’s fast-growing capital Berlin is turning to technology to promote the use of just about every form of urban transport - except the private car - as it races to stop the city from seizing up from increasing traffic congestion.
From U-Bahn to e-scooters: Berlin mobility app has it all
Germany’s fast-growing capital Berlin is turning to technology to promote the use of just about every form of urban transport - except the private car - as it races to stop the city from seizing up from increasing traffic congestion.
From U-Bahn to e-scooters: Berlin mobility app has it all
Germany’s fast-growing capital Berlin is turning to technology to promote the use of just about every form of urban transport - except the private car - as it races to stop the city from seizing up from increasing traffic congestion.
Join the move
If urban mobility moves you, we’d love to hear from you. Working with Trafi, you have the opportunity to develop cutting-edge solutions and join a movement that is changing how we move in cities.
