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

Behavior change requires more than a mindset shift. Our MaaS platform’s use of dynamic and personalized incentives is tailored to individual preferences and interests. The following overview and case study show how it works. Overview Metropia's behavior change approach is designed to be progressive and incremental, guiding users through a series of steps to encourage sustainable transportation choices. The journey begins with a loyalty program that focuses on fostering user e

Metropia’s robust Mobility Options Discovery & Engagement process advances behavior change by helping MaaS platform users discover the appeal of alternative travel options beyond driving, encouraging them to try out different options and ultimately adopt more sustainable travel behaviors. Overview The concept of Mobility Options Discovery & Engagement (MODE) within the Metropia MaaS platform aims to uncover the appeal of alternative modes of transportation beyond driving. By

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In an effort to reduce train car overcrowding in the Transbay Tube and throughout the system at large, BART deployed the first test phase of its ambitious FTA-funded Perks program in September 2016.

The ability to understand and influence commuter behavior is one of the greatest challenges in transportation management.