Mobility
as a Service Lab
Welcome to MaaSLab
the future of mobility
starts here.
Transport Models for
Passenger & Freight
Multimodal transport modelling and simulation platforms: integrated spatial and transport modelling platform for evidence-based decision making; machine learning and optimisation algorithms for multimodal operational platforms; algorithms for multimodal simulation platforms used for scenarios testing and planning.
Societal Changes &
Consumer Behaviour
Behavioural demand modelling and social acceptance: survey design, advanced data collection tools for social research, stated preference experiments design, behavioural demand and choice models, willingness to pay.
New Mobility Services & Business models
Business models: research regarding the penetration of the new mobility technologies and concepts in the market, the operators of these technologies and concepts, the value creation, product design and pricing, the costs and profits.
trANSPORT POLICY & ethics
Research translates to policy recommendations that address the needs of different social groups ensuring fair and just policy making. Through behavioral research we inform policy makers to ensure policy acceptance and efficiency.
Consulting
Customised service for industrial partners and public authorities who want to receive tailored made solutions
A multidisciplinary research
team at the forefront of the ever-changing transport sector
MaaSLab is a pioneer research-based institute focusing on developing cutting-edge solutions, platforms and studies for making the transport sector and our cities sustainable and climate neutral. MaaSLab has a range of projects worldwide, covering sustainable mobility, electric mobility, on-demand transport, connected cooperative and autonomous mobility, self-driving vehicles, multimodality, integration, resilience, and equity – everything that will make our future mobility easier, smarter, and more sustainable. MaaSLab started its operations in an academic environment in London, and after almost 10 years of operations, it has now established itself as an independent institute.