We went out again with a Hamburg influencer as our tour guide to explore Hamburg, MOIA's second hometown. We visited places that create a holiday feeling even for locals and despite there being no summer temperatures.
Daan Roosegaarde is a Dutch artist and founder of Studio Roosegaarde, which develops projects that merge technology and art in urban environments. He shares his vision for the mobility of the future on our blog.
Together with ÜSTRA, we are starting an exciting pilot project. From now on, you can travel for 3 Euros for 3 kilometres from 3 train stops in Hannover.
MOIA Instaride - How to capture Hamburg’s architecture in the best way
The sun sits at a perfect angle while our MOIA is in the middle of the beautiful Speicherstadt, as five photographers look for the perfect shot of Hamburg. We share the best tips from our first Instaride in the Hanseatic city.
Three new ways to reach your destination: PayPal, Apple Pay & Google Pay
From today, there are alternative payment methods in the MOIA App: now you can pay for your MOIA rides with PayPal and Google Pay. Apple Pay will follow in due course.
Anna Frost ditches her own car for two weeks for MOIA - with two young children.How well does it work in Hamburg? And what will change in her mobility behaviour?
Our Scala backend teams are currently celebrating the 10th anniversary of Scala Days in Lausanne, the biggest Scala conference worldwide. Scala is a modern programming language which enables us to provide the best user experience throughout a trip. We have answered the most relevant questions with regards to how we use Scala at MOIA.
I expect that sharing will increase in the next years, but we must implement it in a smart way
Erik Tetteroo has been a traffic planning consultant for a long time, to make urban areas more accessible to bicycles. We talked to him about his experiences and his own modal split.
"We have to think about solutions that could solve the problem that you want to get rid of without creating other problems."
Niels Torslov has been the Director of Operations at the Danish Road Administration since 2015. He was previously Director of the Danish Road Administration in Copenhagen. He has been involved in mobility and transport for a long time. We talked to him about urban mobility and what we can learn from one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world.
