Enroute: A
Mobility-As-A-
Service Challenge
Digitally Enabling 15-Minute Neighbourhoods
Last date to apply: 15 July 2024
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Digitally Enabling 15-Minute Neighbourhoods
Digitally Enabling 15-Minute Neighbourhoods
Enroute: A Mobility-As-A-Service Challenge is a
collaborative effort by Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India, WRI India and Villgro to enhance accessibility, streamline travel experiences,
support key public equity goals, and make efficient mobility a reality for all.
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Enroute: A Mobility-As-A-Service Challenge is a
collaborative effort by Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India, WRI India and Villgro to enhance accessibility, streamline travel experiences,
support key public equity goals, and make efficient mobility a reality for all.
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Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India, WRI India, and Villgro invite startups to develop innovative solutions to enable interoperability across transit platforms (BMTC and BMRCL) and create Mobility as a Service (MaaS) solutions.
The top three solutions will receive incubation support and seed funding to pilot their initiatives.
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India, WRI India, and Villgro invite startups to develop innovative solutions to enable interoperability across transit platforms (BMTC and BMRCL) and create Mobility as a Service (MaaS) solutions.
The top three solutions will receive incubation support and seed funding to pilot their initiatives.
Urbanisation in Bengaluru has been rapidly increasing,
leading to significant mobility issues.
The city is ranked as the 6th most congested
globally, highlighting the severity of traffic problems.
Research by WRI India in Bengaluru has shown that nearly 70% of metro users travel for work. However, they regularly face minor obstacles like increased wait time, lack of last-mile connectivity and more that increase their commute time.
Bengaluru needs a single platform that combines information from various transport modes to encourage more people to use public transport.
This will allow commuters to access real-time updates on public transit schedules, plan journeys, and pay for all their tickets on one portal. This integrated approach would make public transportation more accessible, efficient, and user-friendly, potentially alleviating congestion and improving overall mobility in the city. However, they regularly face minor obstacles like increased wait time, lack of last-mile connectivity and more that increase their commute time.
Research by WRI India in Bengaluru has shown that nearly 70% of metro users travel for work. However, they regularly face minor obstacles like increased wait time, lack of last-mile connectivity and more that increase their commute time.
Bengaluru needs a single platform that combines information from various transport modes to encourage more people to use public transport.
This will allow commuters to access real-time updates on public transit schedules, plan journeys, and pay for all their tickets on one portal. This integrated approach would make public transportation more accessible, efficient, and user-friendly, potentially alleviating congestion and improving overall mobility in the city. However, they regularly face minor obstacles like increased wait time, lack of last-mile connectivity and more that increase their commute time.
Expensive and unreliable daily commute solutions
Low public transport usage due to poor first and last-mile connectivity.
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Lack of multimodal transport options
No real-time information on public transport
Low public transport usage due to poor first and last-mile connectivity.
Lack of multimodal transport
options
No real-time information on public transport
Expensive and unreliable daily commute solutions
Join us in revolutionising mobility and shaping the future of transportation in Bengaluru!