Transit Operator Arriva Launches MaaS App in Netherlands; Hints at Expansion to Other European Countries

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Dan Balaban

Arriva, one of the largest private transit operators in Europe, has launched a mobility-as-a-service app in the Netherlands, using white-label software from Israel-based trip-planning app provider

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