Metropia celebrates a year of achievements that reflect our commitment to engineering smarter, sustainable mobility solutions.

Metropia, Inc. is excited to announce that it has been awarded the Regional Multimodal Mobility Program’s (RM3P) Dynamic Incentivization (DI) project that is co-managed by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and the Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT). Metropia will lead a multi-disciplinary consultant team, which includes Kimley Horn, ICF, ArchStreet Communications, Avid-Core, Alta Planning, TransSight, and CommuterLink. "We are honored to have

From 2019 to 2024, the Metropia team was commissioned by Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) to initiate Phase One of Taiwan's national Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) API platform. This phase focused on enhancing public transportation and incorporating additional shared mobility options. The Taiwan MaaS API platform offers comprehensive intermodal public transportation travel planning, seamlessly integrating demand-responsive transit services (DRTS), r

Assisting MaaS platform users to conveniently access availability, pricing, and location of parking spaces during their trip planning. All in real time. Integration of parking, both lots and curbside, is crucial for a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform to provide a comprehensive transportation solution. Our MaaS solution’s parking integration spans the following key functionalities: parking lots and garages, curbside parking, and in-navigation near destinations. MaaS platf

The integration of various TSP (Transportation Service Provider) services into the Metropia platform greatly expands the mobility options available to end users. Through data interfaces facilitated by the Metropia platform, users can enjoy a seamless door-to-door intermodal experience, selecting pick-up and drop-off locations, choosing trip options such as date and time, service type, and viewing estimated time of arrival (ETA) and trip cost. The integration includes bi-direc