(ANSA) – ROME, JUL 26 – From the first call for single Maas transport apps (Mobility as a service) that allow access on a single platform to the various transport services from train to taxi to electric scooter, “a problem emerged that it concerns the conditions of economic profitability and profitability “, according to the CEO of Octo Group, Andrea Veratelli. Veratelli, during an ANSAincontra Forum, observes how “the conditions are not very stimulating and there is not a strong offer on the market”.
The national recovery and resilience plan aims to create a single app that allows the simplification of life in the context of smart mobility but “a significant integration between public and private is required”, Veratelli observes, “we need to create this public-private ecosystem and it is essential that it happens “. “It is necessary – underlines the CEO of Octo – public intervention to allow all these tools to improve the quality of life of the citizen and to develop a technology that allows smart mobility” (ANSA).
Source: Ansa
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