New E-Book 'Towards a Mobility V2' Challenges MaaS Norms
A new e-book, 'Towards a Mobility V2: State of Play', explores the evolving landscape of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in the United States. It questions if traditional supplier-customer boundaries are blurring and examines the roles of both parties in this shifting sector. The e-book challenges the very term 'Mobility as a Service', suggesting it may no longer accurately reflect the complex dynamics at play in the USA. It explores the notion that these boundaries are fading, with suppliers and customers increasingly merging roles. The author, whose identity is not disclosed, examines the current state of MaaS in the United States. They explore how users are no longer just passive recipients but active participants, influencing service development and delivery. The e-book 'Towards a Mobility V2: State of Play' offers a fresh perspective on MaaS, questioning established norms and encouraging a re-evaluation of traditional roles in the USA. It underscores the need for a more nuanced understanding of this evolving mobility landscape in the United States.
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