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1. A plan against traffic breakdown

25 November 2019 The magazine of the Heinrich Böll foundation published an interview with Sampo Hietanen in its March 2019 edition. Sampo Hietanen is well known to all those who are interested in MaaS (Mobility as a Service) and other new forms of mobility. 

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2. Finland makes “Mobility as a Service” a reality

28 September 2018 "Mobility as a Service" or MaaS is a buzzword that has been actualised for the first time as a usable instrument in Finland. Piotr Heller published an article in Deutschlandfunk in September 2018 that clearly demonstrates what this service is all about.   

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3. Is ridesharing a solution for rural areas?

24 September 2018 Martin Randelhoff deals with a topic in the magazine "Zukunft Mobilität" (Future Mobility) which has the potential of becoming increasingly important in the future. The topic is about the problem of how ridesharing systems can become a mobility solution in rural areas, supplementing public transport.

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4. Is this an eventual step towards intermodal travel?

10 July 2018 Railway magazine "Zughalt" published in a report 2018.06.29 that BMVI (German ministery for traffic and IT) will sponsor the further development of the timetable information system EFA of the Munich traffic association (MVV).  

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5. Mobility - Research, Consulting, Development

03 August 2015 Over decades, datagon GmbH has built up experience in the field of mobility, especially in relation to public transport. We support our customers in the areas of business and process analysis up to the introduction of software systems. Our experience has been applied several times in national and EU research projects. 

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6. Multi Objective Optimization of Multimodal Two-way Roundtrip Journeys

26 March 2020 Authors: Felix Gündling, Pablo Hoch, Karsten Weihe Abstract: Multi modal journeys often involve two trips: one outgoing and one return trip, as in manyMulti modal journeys often involve two trips: one outgoing and one return trip, as in manycases, the traveller would like to return to her starting point.

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7. The Germans will be sitting in their cars for a long time

21 September 2018 The Germans and their cars - a great love story. Christoph Reimann interviewed the futurologist Stephan Rammler in Deutschlandfunk (August 2017).

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