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Shared mobility platforms are redefining the transport industry. This briefing includes profiles on Uber, Lyft, Poparide, Easy Taxi, 99, Didi Chuxing, Go-Ride, Grab, TaxiGo, Times Car Plus, GoCatch, Ola, BlaBlaCar, Cabify, Car2Go, Enjoy, Careem, HoppyGo, Taxify, Yandex.Taxi and Garajyeri. As some of these companies push the boundaries in innovation, mobility as a service (MaaS) and end-to-end transport will become a reality in the short term.
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With the rate of urbanisation rising across the world, there will be more urban dwellers. The population density of urban cities will increase. This will lead to investment in urban planning by local governments. This will also provide shared mobility players an opportunity to expand and in some cases define new products and services that cater to a growing consumer base.
The growth of shared mobility platforms will provide the opportunity for development of mobility as a service (MaaS) wherein consumers pay for combined public and private transport options either on a subscription basis or pay-as-you-go model. Mobility players, with their fleets of taxis, bikes and scooters are in a position to provide end-to-end transport to consumers rather than just parts of a journey.
There is a huge goldmine of data available in mobility apps, especially super apps. These can be leveraged in many ways. Firstly to increase consumer experiences and secondly to support governments in city governance and urban planning. The data can also be sold for commercial gain. For the consumer, reducing wait times or having an intuitive system that suggests travel plans will be a benefit.
Lack of clarity around regulations regarding licensing is something shared mobility players have had to face since the early days. Combined with increasing pressure from private taxi unions, the regulatory landscape keeps changing. Players should work with governments and regulatory bodies and take a proactive approach to shape the regulations that will otherwise create obstacles.
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