A sizeable slice of Beate’s 2024 was devoted to this: the first comprehensive long-form overview of Mobility as a Service and an incredibly useful reference for anyone working in the sector, academic researchers, consultants or policy makers. .

Co-written with James Gleave, founder of Mobility Lab, it covers the different variation of MaaS, its evolutionary history, its applications in different settings, and also offers some answers to questions like “What is the business model for MaaS?”. Along the way there are many informative case studies from different implementations of MaaS across the world.

It’s published by The Institution of Engineering and Technology and is available physically and digitally here.