Case Study: Hauts-de-France Mobilités (SMIRT)

November 8, 2019 Megan Pingatore

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Hauts-de-France Mobilités deployed PassPass (www.passpass.fr), a website based on Conduent Transportation’s Mobility Companion Platform (MCP). Also available as a smartphone application, PassPass allows travelers to prepare a trip by entering a departure and arrival location, the date and time of travel, or preferred modes of transportation. Using MCP’s robust interface that works with the systems run by various transport operator across the region, the platform offers the best multimodal routes, based on the offers of the partner operators

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