What is Trafi?
Trafi offers a full-stack mobility-as-a-service solution designed specifically for cities seeking to modernize their transportation infrastructure. The platform integrates diverse mobility options including public transport, micro-mobility, and other urban transportation services into a unified journey planning system. This technology enables travelers to seamlessly find, plan, book, and pay for trips within a single application while providing cities with valuable mobility intelligence and management tools.
The solution includes a white-label mobile application, back office management system, routing configuration capabilities, and various incentivization tools like mobility budgets and promotional campaigns. With ISO-27001 certification and extensive integration capabilities, Trafi helps cities achieve sustainability goals by encouraging behavior change toward shared transportation options while maintaining data privacy and local customization requirements.
Features
- White-label MaaS App: Customizable Android/iOS application with proven user flows and branding options
- Journey Planner: State-of-the-art routing engine for intermodal journey planning across multiple transportation modes
- Mobility Integration Platform: Backend system enabling payment and booking integration for diverse mobility services
- Back Office Tool: Web portal providing visibility and control over user transactions and support operations
- Routing Configurator: Graphical interface for cities to configure routing algorithms and system-wide journey planning preferences
- Promotions Tool: Integrated portal for managing promotional campaigns, vouchers, and discounts based on user behavior
- Mobility Budgets Tool: Employer portal for allocating travel budgets and tracking sustainable travel practices
Use Cases
- Urban transportation network integration for city governments
- Sustainable mobility program implementation to reduce carbon emissions
- Multi-modal journey planning app development for metropolitan areas
- Public transport ticketing system enhancement with additional mobility services
- Employer-sponsored sustainable travel incentive programs
- Urban mobility data analytics and traffic pattern analysis
- Low-emission zone implementation support through alternative transportation promotion
FAQs
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What makes Trafi's platform different from other journey-planning solutions?
Trafi offers a full-stack solution including white-label app, back office tool, mobility intelligence platform, client support, vouchers, promotions, and mobility budgets. It has the largest catalog of deep mobility service provider integrations, deep ticketing integrations including city travel cards and universal QR code reader, ISO-27001 certification, and proven deployment in major European cities. -
How does a multimodal journey-planning solution contribute to city climate goals?
Multimodal journey planning integrates available urban transport modes, provides real-time data for optimized routes that reduce travel time and congestion, and encourages behavior change through tools like Mobility Budgets, Vouchers, and Promotions to switch from private cars to shared transport, supporting EU Green Deal objectives for sustainable urban mobility. -
Why should cities operate journey planning instead of using Google Maps?
City-operated solutions offer customized local data integration, enhanced data privacy control, economic benefits from retaining traffic insights for urban planning, inclusivity for underserved communities, and routing configuration capabilities to promote sustainable journeys rather than commercial prioritization. -
Does white-label mean no customization options?
No, Trafi's white-label stack consists of various customizable off-the-shelf modules and bolt-on tools that can be adapted to fit a city's local infrastructure and unique needs, including plugging backend modules into existing journey planning apps or deploying individual components from the full MaaS solution. -
How long does it take to deploy a MaaS/journey planner?
Trafi typically launches a Minimum Viable Product within 6-8 months, including journey planning, public transport ticketing, and numerous deep integrations of mobility services, with integration efforts reduced by up to 70% through their existing library of mobility and ticketing integrations.
