Mobility-as-a-service

Mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) technology combines traditional public transport and new mobility services, such as e-scooters, to allow door-to-door travel using a single app.

The MaaS market is changing how we move around cities and playing a role in decarbonising transport. It's a fast-changing area that is creating new legal challenges for those involved in its development and management.

Our lawyers have an enviable track record of helping solves the issues created by MaaS. We work with established platform providers, operators, public authorities, as well as some of the most cutting-edge technology businesses currently influencing the MaaS market.

Our expertise cover the full range of legal advice they need, including data, cyber security, intellectual property, software, regulatory, competition and M&A.

The technology in this field cuts across geographic borders and so do we. With teams on the ground across Europe, Asia and in the US, we’re plugged into the right innovation hubs, applying our legal expertise to technologies that disrupt and challenge the laws that govern it.

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Veezu

Advised Veezu, the ride-hailing business, on various issues including transport regulation, staffing and employment, tax, payments, licensing and commercial contracts advice as well as M&A transactions.

RATP Dev

Advised RATP Dev on the setting up of Slide, the app-based dynamic bus service and accompanying SaaS booking platform.

Brussels public transportation company

Advised Brussels public transportation company with the build out of their Mobility-as-a-Service platform.

Bolt

Advised Bolt on various aspects of its European expansion, including the roll-out of its scooter service in Belgium.

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RYDES

Advised mobility service provider RYDES on its spin-off from Lufthansa Innovation Hub.

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MyCorridor

Advised EU funded MyCorridor on its project to facilitate integrated/multi-modal MaaS travel across Europe through the provision of an innovative platform.

Beryl

Advised micromobility provider, Beryl, on various fundraising and BAU issues.

Grab

Advised Grab, a technology company offering ride-hailing transport services, food delivery and payment solutions on commercial, regulatory and data advice on the Grab Defence Fraud Detection System; and the acquisition of Acqui-hire.

Tomorrow's Journey

Advised mobility platform provider Tomorrow's Journey on corporate financing matters.

Brompton Bike Hire

Advised Brompton Bike Hire on Regulated Consumer Hire Agreements in relation to their new subscription service.

Southampton City Council

Advised the Southampton City Council on the contractual joint venturing arrangements for its innovative and multi-modal Solent Go smart ticketing initiative in South Hampshire.

Veezu

Advised Veezu, the ride-hailing business, on various issues including transport regulation, staffing and employment, tax, payments, licensing and commercial contracts advice as well as M&A transactions.

RATP Dev

Advised RATP Dev on the setting up of Slide, the app-based dynamic bus service and accompanying SaaS booking platform.

Brussels public transportation company

Advised Brussels public transportation company with the build out of their Mobility-as-a-Service platform.

Bolt

Advised Bolt on various aspects of its European expansion, including the roll-out of its scooter service in Belgium.

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RYDES

Advised mobility service provider RYDES on its spin-off from Lufthansa Innovation Hub.

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MyCorridor

Advised EU funded MyCorridor on its project to facilitate integrated/multi-modal MaaS travel across Europe through the provision of an innovative platform.

Beryl

Advised micromobility provider, Beryl, on various fundraising and BAU issues.

Grab

Advised Grab, a technology company offering ride-hailing transport services, food delivery and payment solutions on commercial, regulatory and data advice on the Grab Defence Fraud Detection System; and the acquisition of Acqui-hire.

Tomorrow's Journey

Advised mobility platform provider Tomorrow's Journey on corporate financing matters.

Brompton Bike Hire

Advised Brompton Bike Hire on Regulated Consumer Hire Agreements in relation to their new subscription service.

Southampton City Council

Advised the Southampton City Council on the contractual joint venturing arrangements for its innovative and multi-modal Solent Go smart ticketing initiative in South Hampshire.

Our Mobility as a Service podcast series

What is MaaS and what are the legal implications?
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What are the consumer law considerations in MaaS?
Listen to Episode 2
Competition law and MaaS: Opening up mobility markets
Listen to Episode 3
Data in MaaS
Listen to Episode 4
Opportunities and challenges in Mobility as a Service
Listen to Episode 5
A spotlight on India
Listen to Episode 6
Intellectual Property in MaaS
Listen to Episode 7
Investment in MaaS
Listen to Episode 8