Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Encouraging the use of public transport, cycling, and walking while reducing reliance on private vehicles helps decrease carbon emissions. Promoting Sustainable Urban Mobility: Initiatives such as low-emission zones, multi-modal journey planning solutions, expanded public transportation networks, and improved infrastructure for walking and cycling contribute to more sustainable urban mobility. Enhancing Air Quality: Reducing air pollution by promoting clean transportation options and reducing traffic congestion, such as in the example of the Floya app, which is an outcome of one of the objectives of the Brussels Regional Mobility Plan - GoodMove. Supporting Innovation and Digitalization: Implementing smart city technologies to optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance the overall efficiency of urban transport systems. By aligning with these Green Deal objectives, your city can effectively meet its mobility goals while contributing to broader environmental and public health targets. Learn more about how Trafi product can help you reach the EU Green Deal objective here.

In short - no. Trafi’s white-label stack consists of various customizable off-the-shelf modules and bolt-on tools. This means that we can adapt our MaaS stack to fit in with the city’s local infrastructure and unique needs. This can include plugging our backend modules into a city’s existing journey planning app to expand the range of mobility services available to end users. Trafi can deploy a range of the following modules from our Full Stack MaaS solution individually or in conjunction with one another: Core MaaS modules Trafi offers: White-label MaaS App - Android/iOS app with proven user flows and customizable branding. Journey Planner - state-of-the-art solution routing engine for intermodal journeys. Mobility Integration Platform - backend system for enabling payment and booking for all mobility services. Trafi Back Office Tool - intuitive web portal to provide visibility and control over all user transactions and support. Trafi Routing Configurator - mature GUI for cities to easily configure the routing algorithm and system-wide preferences for end user's journey planning. Additional Bolt-on Tools (Incentivisation) Trafi Promotions Tool - integrated portal to manage promotional campaigns, issuing vouchers and discounts based on configurable rules and user behaviour. Trafi Mobility Budgets Tool - employer portal for allocating travel budgets to employees and tracking sustainable travel practices. Trafi’s white-label product and catalog of integrations make deploying MaaS quicker and more cost-effective than developing a new MaaS solution from scratch. Typically, Trafi builds a customized ticketing integration and features for each new city deployment.

EU Green Deal is one of the main motivators for cities to become carbon neutral. Multimodal journey planning solutions (like Trafi’s) can help in achieving this goal because it: - integrates most (if not all) available urban transport modes - to keep a variety of mobility options in one place; - provides real-time data - to offer optimized routes that reduce travel time and congestion; - encourages a behavior change (through plug-in tools like Mobility Budgets, Vouchers, and Promotions) among citizens to switch from private cars to shared transport. Trafi's platform not only aligns with but actively supports the EU Green Deal’s objectives by facilitating sustainable urban mobility, which is key to reducing cities' environmental impacts and progressing towards ambitious climate goals. Hear from our cities: Customer Spotlight

Based on Trafi’s extensive experience there are several reasons why cities should run journey-planning platforms: Customized local solutions: while Google Maps offers broad coverage, city-managed solutions can integrate more detailed local data, from public transit schedules to road closures and event-related disruptions, providing more accurate information to users. Enhanced data privacy: operating local journey planning apps allows cities to control the collection, use, and sharing of citizens' data. Economic benefits: cities can retain key insights and analytics regarding traffic patterns and user behaviour preferences, which are invaluable for urban planning and transport infrastructure development. Inclusivity and accessibility: unlike commercial services, city-operated multi-modal journey planning apps aim to improve living rather than gain profit. This focus ensures that the transportation needs of all citizens, including underserved communities, are considered. Routing configuration capabilities: allow cities to promote sustainable journeys rather than giving private companies the freedom to sell prioritized journey results to the highest bidder (e.g. taxi/uber).

We offer - a full stack solution that includes a white label app, back office tool, mobility intelligence platform, client support, vouchers, promotions, and mobility budgets. Trafi Solution is a one-stop shop that helps modern cities reach their sustainability goals and decrease car dependency, with more than 50 integrated mobility service providers - our multi-modal and fully integrated journey planning platform allows users to seamlessly find, plan book, and pay for their trips within one app. Additionally, Trafi sets itself apart from the competition with its unique product and extensive MaaS offering: We have the largest existing catalog of deep MSP integrations App store ratings of >4.5 from thousands of reviews and hundreds of thousands of users Deep ticketing integrations, including city travel cards, rail, and universal QR code reader ISO-27001 certified We have been trusted by cities such as Berlin (BVG); Portsmouth, Southampton, Isle of Wight (Solent Transport), and Brussels (STIB), making sure they are fully equipped to serve the needs of their citizens via Trafi-powered mobility solutions. Learn more: Trafi product

Trafi has a track record of launching MaaS Minimum Viable Product (MVP) within 6-8 months. This MVP can include journey planning, public transport ticketing, and numerous deep integrations of mobility services. We have the industry's largest library of deep mobility & ticketing integrations. This means that Trafi can often significantly reduce the efforts and durations of building such integrations from scratch (by up to 70% in our estimations). The most common source of risks to deploying MaaS, based on our experience, is caused by delays from third parties in providing APIs and negotiating commercial agreements. Trafi highlights the importance of defining stakeholders' commitments to work together on improvements early on. We can also provide initial consultancy and advice to cities in the early stages of planning their MaaS/journey planning scheme.