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The Maas ? Mobility-as-a-service ? in the road freight transport

Jaroslaw Jerzy Brach    

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 Undeniably, the fourth industrial revolution, which led to the formation of Industry 4.0, also significantly affects the sector of modern road freight transport. As a result of this impact, real transformation takes place in this sector, leading to the formation of Mobility 4.0 and Transport 4.0, and ? closely related to them - Transport System 4.0. One of such new phenomena and trends in this area is Mobility as a Service (MaaS).The key principle - the heart of MaaS is to provide everyone who is the user ? member of that integrated system, with mobility offered as a single, comprehensive and integrated service. That creates the ability to carry out any transport, while maintaining flexibility to change course - if necessary - even while moving. In the case of freight transport in the situation of implementing Mobility as a Service, the contracting - participating party will get a much greater than presently personalized option - an optimized match in the selection of its various needs and requirements of the transport service available to it. The four underlying factors considered here will be the following variables: individualization, flexibility, cost and time. The article is dedicated to the implementation of the idea - MaaS concept in freight transport ? and the benefits resulting from that implementation for all parties included in the process described above.  

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