The complexity and unfulfilled promise of MaaS in the Netherlands
The road to successful implementation of MaaS is still long and full of challenges, but the foundations are there. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is a term that...
9292 launches new platform, now also tickets for…
The mission of 9292 is to help everyone find their way around public transport and fun day trips easily and quickly. Together with the children, or with a friend or…
Rate increase travel information number 0900-9292
The demand for telephone services is decreasing and costs are rising. 9292 started 30 years ago by providing travel information on telephone number 06-9292. This was done from nine…
Working together to combine bicycle and public transport even better
“Fietsersbond and 9292 are working together to combine bicycle and public transport even better.” Public transport and bicycle together form a golden combination. Hundreds of thousands of Dutch people use their bicycles every day...
New platform makes traveling even easier
Now that society is reopening and traveling is becoming more obvious again, the perfect time has come to arrange travel in a smarter and easier way. The Rotterdam region /…
Addition of E-tickets for GVB in the 9292 app
As of today, 9292 is adding GVB tickets to the range of e-tickets in the 9292 app. Travelers can plan their trip via the 9292 app and immediately purchase a ticket for bus,…
The taxi still has a long way to go…
Talking about MaaS is something the Netherlands is good at. After two days of attentively following the MaaS conference, we can make a careful assessment of the state of…
Now also share scooters in the 9292 travel advice
Great examples of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) are becoming visible. 9292's mission is to make it easy for you to travel door-to-door with the app. To this end they develop the…
More technology and behavioral change is the future
[responsivevoice_button voice=”Dutch Female” buttontext=”read out”] Tania Rademaker, Sales & Business Manager at 9292, looks at the current mobility network from her public transport perspective and sees a lack of space. During peak hours…