Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a solution that combines a number of services and provides a platform, where multimodal journey planning, booking, payment and ticketing are integrated. Current MaaS solutions provide pay-as-you-go options or predefined mobility packages, however research and development in this field are still far from a mature concept. This paper deals with the creation of mobility packages for users, taking into account several city specific parameters (e.g. demography, cost of living, modal split, weather conditions, environmental friendliness). A method has been elaborated, which assigns package levels to cities involving different transportation modes, such as public transport, bike-sharing, car-sharing and taxi. During the analysis 15 cities in Europe have been considered and based on their specific parameters the most suitable mobility packages were created for them.
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