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1.9.3. Development of the MaaS (mobility as a service) Integrated Data Exchange Platform for Mobility
Today, the transport system operates in silos, with trains, trams, buses, cars, ferries, aircraft, light mobility vehicles and other modes functioning separately, without a comprehensive overview. Passengers find it difficult to navigate between different modes of transport, making end-to-end journey planning and ticket purchasing a cumbersome process that requires considerable time and knowledge.
Different modes of transport—including trains, buses, ferries, micromobility services, urban and regional public transport, commercial routes, and short-term car rental—use separate booking and ticketing channels, and their application programming interfaces (APIs) are not interoperable. There is also no centralised solution for connecting these different APIs. As a result, Estonia currently lacks a single platform that would allow users to plan journeys combining public transport and alternative mobility options and purchase all the necessary tickets in one transaction.
Project duration: 2024–2026
The project is funded by the Public Sector Innovation Fund
Project contact at the Government Office: Kairit Viidalepp, [email protected], 5646 7281
Read more (in Estonian): Maas X-tee arendamine
Last updated on 30.09.2025
Activities and projects in the field of innovation are funded under the European Union Cohesion Policy 2021–2027 measure.
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