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This aim will only be a reality if collaboration between public and private operators is promoted and if 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 mobile application will allow users access to all the information on the urban and regional bus routes.

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

'Sustainable mobility will be connected, multimodal and shared.'

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 based on the MaaS (Mobility as a Service) concept and aims to move the user's mindset towards a multimodal mobility approach.

"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."

The application tries to solve people's transportation problems by integrating electric cars, shared vehicles, scooters, etc. into its offer.

''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 route and allows you to pay various services, both public and private, from 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 goal is to offer reservation and payment services in the same 'app'.

The Spanish Startup, Meep, which offers a sustainable alternative to travelling around the city, has just landed in Valencia. The 'app' allows you to plan a route, combining different types of transport (public and private) in order to avoid driving your private vehicle.

Meep is a mobile application which travellers can use to combine various modes of transport, public and private, to complete a single trip. It contains a customizable route planner and shows all transport near a current location.

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

The Spanish Startup, Meep, provides the only platform including payment from a mobile phone, regardless of the mode of transport. It has already started operating in the Spanish city.

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

We reached an agreement with the EMT, the first company in Spain to integrate mobility as a service into its mobile application, offering information not only on urban buses but also on the metro, taxis, Muving's electric motorcycles and MálagaBici's bicycles.

The Councillor for Mobility, Elvira Maeso, together with the CEO of Meep, Guillermo Campoamor, presented the new version of the EMT Málaga application.

The EMT is the first company in Spain that integrates mobility as a service into its mobile application due to an agreement with Meep, offering information not only on urban buses but also on the metro, taxis, Muving electric scooters and MálagaBici bicycles.

The 'app' allows the user to recharge the card from a mobile device or access detailed information on the different mobility options in the city for a specific trip.

The app's new version offers all the possible mobility options (bus, taxi, metro, bike or electric motorcycle) that the user has available to make the selected journey.

Lisbon tested three innovative mobility projects.

Meep is about to be operational in Valencia, and it is already functioning in Malaga, Lisbon and Malta.

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 Ràdio” 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 in mobility and the road transportation 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.”

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

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

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 in terms of mobility after the 5-day bootcamp.