Cooperazione advertises MixMyRide to its readers!

Once again, another media advertises MixMyRide and today it is Cooperazione, the most read weekly magazine in the Italian speaking part of Switzerland. Cooperazione does not only deal about the products and novelties one can find at Coop supermarkets, but it also deals with societal and economic challenges, such as the problem of traffic and car dependency that affects many areas in Ticino. The short article in Cooperazione emphasizes the services proposed by the MixMyRide MaaS (Mobility as a Service) application, however it also highlights the problems around the diffusion of innovations in the mobility domain.

By the way… Daily carpooling makes sense not only for commuters but also for people going to shop or to buy groceries. Often, people have habits regarding the time and the place where they shop. Trying carpooling via MixMyRide when going shopping would be a great opportunity to optimize the use of a vehicle and to earn the MixMyRide incentives, which will only be available until the end of April 2024.

To read more about the article on Cooperazione (in Italian), click here.

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And artificial intelligence algorithms to match the mobility demand and offer. It allows planning and booking multimodal trips that combine walking and public transport routes with cycling routes and rides offered by other citizens (carpooling), thus creating an innovative “Public-Private-

People Partnership” for the co-production of a new mobility service, which offers multimodal, time-effective,

and flexible on-demand mobility options.

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And artificial intelligence algorithms to match the mobility demand and offer. It allows planning and booking multimodal trips that combine walking and public transport routes with cycling routes and rides offered by other citizens (carpooling), thus creating an innovative “Public-Private-

People Partnership” for the co-production of a new mobility service, which offers multimodal, time-effective,

and flexible on-demand mobility options.