Learn how organizations all over the world use Kyyti MaaS Solutions
to digitalize their mobility services.
INTERCITY MAAS
Matkahuolto – A road to digitalization
Matkahuolto, Finland’s biggest nationwide bus operator, wanted to improve intercity bus travel experience, increase customer base and enhance visibility in the Finnish market. With the map-based Matkahuolto branded app customers can search, book & pay for a door-to-door trip including all needed transport services – both intercity and local – all in one click directly from the route itinerary.
REGIONAL MAAS
Vamos – Rural MaaS in the San Joaquin Valley
California Air Resources Board (CARB) wishes to promote less polluting travel in rural areas. Two transit agencies provide relatively limited transit service over a large area of San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties where a significant part of the population has limitations in using private cars. There are multiple demand responsive transport (DRT) services in the area – including volunteer driver services – but it is hard to discover all the possibilities. Kyyti provides the transit agencies Vamos branded user app and intermodal route planner enabling to discover service offering and travel chains consisting of both DRT services and fixed routes. Vamos app was launched in May 2019, and in 2020 public transport tickets will be added to the offering.
DEMAND RESPONSIVE TRANSPORT
Denver – Largest demand responsive transit setup in the USA
Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) has the largest set of demand responsive transit services for the general public of any metropolitan public transport agency in the USA. Our comprehensive technology platform enables the RTD to manage its FlexRide operations in 23 service zones in the Denver region since 2010. High levels of automation make demand responsive service hassle-free for customers, giving FlexRide the RTD’s highest customer satisfaction rating of 4.6 out of 5.
UNIVERSAL MAAS / DRT
Michigan Ride Paratransit – Smooth mobility for all
Feonix, a non-profit organization in the United States, enhances mobility services for people with special needs or lacking access to a private car, especially in rural communities where public transport provision is poor. Kyyti provides Feonix with a demand responsive transport operation system, call center tools and a branded end-user app.
REGIONAL MAAS
Linköping – Making sustainable mobility easy
Linköping, the 5th largest city in Sweden, has set policy goals for increasing sustainable mobility by enabling the planning and use of several sustainable mobility services with one app. Kyyti provides Linköping with a branded user app and a platform that integrates to regional public transport, electric city bikes, park & ride services, and to a Demand Responsive Transport service for rural areas. The service will be launched starting from summer 2020.
DEMAND RESPONSIVE TRANSPORT
Porvoo – Rural Demand Responsive Transport
The city of Porvoo, with 50 000 inhabitants, wanted to improve mobility services for people living in the northern rural areas where there is no public transport in the evenings. Kyyti provides the City of Porvoo with a Demand Responsive Transport operation system, call center tools and an end-user app. The Kyläkyyti (eng. Village Ride) service was launched in January 2019 and is used for example by young people going to their hobbies relieving their parents from being chauffeurs.
CORPORATE MAAS
Valmet Automotive – Commuting shuttle to attract employees
Valmet Automotive, the biggest car manufacturing and engineering provider in Finland with 6 000 employees wanted to attract people living in the larger urban area of the City of Turku to come and work for Valmet Automotive, which is a 1,5-hour drive from Turku. Valmet Automotive decided to subsidize a shuttle bus service tailored to the working shifts of the factory. Kyyti provides Valmet Automotive a user app with which the employees can register to the shuttle service and buy either single or monthly tickets. The bus service is also open to other users with a normal price. The service has been very popular among Valmet Automotive employees, with almost 1000 daily users.
DEMAND RESPONSIVE TRANSPORT
PostAuto – Kollibri shared ride service in Brugg
PostAuto was looking to replace or complement fixed route services with modern demand responsive transportation to better serve their customers, Swiss cantons. In small towns like Brugg (population 10 000) people have limited possibilities to use public transport and park their cars in town center, especially at the train station when commuting to Zurich by train (30 min). Kyyti provided PostAuto with a demand responsive transportation solution including the Kollibri branded app. Service was launched in October 2018 in Brugg allowing people to travel conveniently and economically without their own car to Brugg town centre and train station.
