I’m currently researching ways to improve interoperability between different shared mobility platforms—think bike-sharing, carpooling, public transit, and micro-mobility services. As many of you know, fragmentation is a major hurdle in delivering seamless user experiences across services and regions. I’m particularly interested in learning from initiatives or projects that have successfully integrated multiple mobility modes into a cohesive, user-friendly ecosystem.
A few key questions I’m grappling with:
What standards or protocols (e.g., GBFS, TOMP-API) have proven most effective in real-world deployments?
Are there open-source tools or frameworks that have helped your organization enable data exchange or service integration?
How have governance models or public-private partnerships influenced the success or failure of interoperability efforts?
Any notable successes (or lessons learned) from specific cities or regions tackling this challenge?
Ideally, I’m hoping to gather examples that go beyond theory—real-world implementations or pilots would be very helpful. Whether you’re a developer, policymaker, operator, or academic, I’d love to hear your perspective. If you’ve undergone uipath training in pune or have insights from similar hands-on experiences, feel free to share links, case studies, or just your personal take.
Looking forward to your insights and a good exchange of ideas. Thanks in advance!
Hi there, you’re working on this topic as your thesis / post-doc ?
Anyway you may want to look at what has been practically researched in 4 regions of Sweden:
They do even have training on this topic and their methodological approach:
@gabriel.plassat , this makes me wonder whether for the next steps of the XD program, we should look into their systematic framing to take the most relevant parts.
