Learn about the current MaaS ecosystem and the expectations surrounding companies like Meep.

In this week’s episode of Tech Can’t Save Us, hosts Paul David and Maya Dharampal-Hornby are joined by Guillermo Campoamor, Founder & CEO of Meep. Tune into this episode now to hear Guillermo outline the future of urban transformation, the importance of user experience (both physically and digitally), and why cities must invest in transport infrastructure.

Join us for the episode of the Transit Voices podcast, featuring Guillermo Campoamor, co-founder of the Mobility as a Service company Meep. Host Ben Whitaker and Guillermo delve into how technology is poised to improve public transportation

After a successful 2023, Meep outlines its roadmap for 2024, which includes its expansion into key countries such as Hungary, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Below, Mobility Portal Europe details all the upcoming projects of the company.

Few things are as important to city dwellers as getting around fast.

Barcelona, April 21st, 2023 - Following the success of the Fall 2022 session, a new batch of Spanish startups is ready to fly to Silicon Valley for the Desafia San Francisco Immersion Program, established by ICEX Spain Trade and Investment (the Government of Spain’s agency for the internationalization of businesses) and Red.es (the Government of Spain’s agency responsible for executing and deploying part of Spain’s Digital Agenda), run by the local partner Mind the Bridge (MTB).

In this interview for MOVEMNT, Armando talks about the benefits of Meep’s digital solutions and how the use of data has benefited cities across the world.

We are very happy to announce our collaboration with LISNR, the global leader in proximity verification, to enable contactless authentications for mobility operators and riders.

Guillermo Campoamor was interviewed by Bant Breen on The UNCAGED Show. He had the opportunity to explain how Meep works, what are our challenges and hopes, and the horizon of the company for this year.

Have you ever found yourself wishing there were a way to optimize your daily travels? We’ve all had, on occasion, the unfortunate experience of queuing at numerous ticket counters just to get to our intended destination.

Topics such as The future of MaaS 2.0, MaaS Business model - B2C Vs. B2G, MaaS integration with payment gateways, Decentralized MaaS and so other are being explained by Guillermo Campoamor.

Aena´s objective is that people have easy access to all transport arriving at El Prat and Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airports.

Interviewed by Scott Shepard, they discussed a wide range of burning topics, such as mobility as a service, ticketing, public transit, artificial intellignce and big data.

The concessionaire becomes a strategic ally to develop the mobility solution in the US, Ireland and Latin America.

Our CEO Guillermo Campoamor talks about the potential of mobility as a service, the value of smart money and the importance of having a strong vision when it comes to long-term business success.

It would have been necessary to plant 139 trees to compensate for the CO2 emitted by these trips by car.

The company reinforces its commitment towards multimodal and sustainable mobility, prioritising the needs of cities and their inhabitants.

Eight companies based in Cartuja have joined the initiative launched by the Cartuja Science and Technology Park (PCT) and the startups Meep and Ciclogreen to promote sustainable mobility.

Aena's startup accelerator will take place at El Prat airport, with the aim of promoting technologies and solutions related to air transport.

The CEO of Meep, a pioneering company in urban mobility planning currently testing its solution in Zaragoza, is committed to change habits in urban travel.

Learn more about Meep in the words of our CEO Guillermo Campoamor in this interview for Startup.info magazine.

Promoted by the City Council of Zaragoza and Avanza and developed by Meep, Zaragoza Urban Mobility (ZUM) is the most ambitious urban integration project in Spain up to date.

In Liil Venture's portfolio there are companies such as Cabify, WhereIsMyTransport - a company recently invested by Google Ventures - Miles, or the new what3words mapping system.

We spoke with Startups’ Oasis, the community-magazine that brings together all profiles of the entrepreneurial world.

With Meep you can now plan routes and pay tickets for public transport, taxis and shared vehicles in Malta; and some of these options are available in Seville, Malaga, Valencia and Asturias.

A shift in mobility from an inefficient, polluting and impersonal system to one where cities are more liveable and pollute less should be a prevailing need.

The III Foro Corell "Technology and Mobility: Immediate Future", focuses on the two main technological challenges mobility is currently facing: the energy transition and the digital revolution.

The connectivity that 5G technology will bring will be key for the development of new mobility.

The city of Sevilla now offers the option of reserving and paying for a rental electric motorcycle or a taxi ride via Meep.

This will only become a reality if collaboration between public and private operators is promoted and we don't lose sight of the user's preferences.

The Spanish startup Meep launches its fifth digital project in Asturias with the aim of expanding multimodal mobility through MaaS (Mobility as a Service).

The new PAME mobile app for iOS and Android developed by the Spanish Startup Meep aims to implement Mobility as a Service in Nicosia and Larnaca's Public Transport Systems.

At Meep we offer a solution in which the user has the possibility of getting on a bus and then taking a scooter to get to his/her destination with a single app.'

Our CEO Guillermo Campoamor and Adrià Ramírez Papell, Product Manager at Shotl, tell us all about the new alternatives offered by transport on demand.

Meep is the mobile application (iOS and Android) that integrates all modes of transport available in a city into a single platform.

"It is not a simple route planner or a transport aggregator. It also allows you to reserve and pay in a single platform with no additional cost for the user."

'Meep offers three standard categories: faster, cheaper and greener routes. Each user can modify the algorithm to suit their favourite way of moving around the city.''

The app also plans the best possible routes and allows you to pay various services, both public and private, using the same platform.

Guillermo Campoamor explained to Vozpópuli that Renfe's entry into the multimodal mobility sector is due to the fact that these large operators "have all the demand and do not want to lose control."

Innovative, flexible consumption models will only be successful with regulations adapted to our times.

The platform's aim is to allow the user to reserve any means of transport and pay for the service using the same app.

The application allows the user to plan a route, book a trip and pay for it from a mobile device.

It integrates all means of transport, public and private, and allows you to book and pay each trip. It is already available in Málaga, Malta and Lisbon and it is being tested in Valencia.

The app's new version offers all the possible mobility options (bus, taxi, metro, bike or electric motorcycle) for the selected journey so the user can choose.

Lisbon City Council, Brisa and Ferrovial are working with startups Meep, Aipark and e-floater on different mobility projects.

We spoke with Mundo Emprende about Meep: our creative mobility solution for people over 16 who live in medium-large cities.

We visited the ''Stock de Ràdi'' studio to chat about new technology emerging in urban mobility. A podcast with the ultimate Meeper: Manolo Garrido.

The event, organized in Oman by Road Ventures SA, is dedicated to innovation, mobility and the road transport industry. Meep was a finalist in the startup category.

'In cities like Madrid, the lack of connection among the different modes of transport is causing a problem with mobility.''

Meep was selected among the 100 best startups by South Summit as one of the finalists competing in the 2018 edition.

The Spanish sustainable transport application Meep was selected to be one of the 100 finalists in the South Summit Madrid startup competition.

The third edition of Smart Open Lisboa selected Meep among another 14 startups to work side by side with other partners. We all proved to be what Lisbon needed after the 5-day bootcamp.