In addition to making a series of shared and taxi services available to commuters through the app, passengers will be able to pay their tram, metro or bus journey with their smartphone.
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Brussels public transport’s CEO, Brieux de Meeûs, has confirmed in an interview: the operator’s new Mobility as a Service (MaaS) app will be ready by the end of 2022. MoveBrussels will allow commuters to plan their itinerary, book tickets, e-scooters, or taxi journeys, and pay with their smartphone. The app has been undergoing tests since
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