" Simple journeys like Bonjour "This is the punchline accompanying the launch of the new identity unveiled by the RATP for its mobile application. From 15 JuneWith the new "Bonjour" app, users will be able to discover the new face of Ile-de-France transport on their smartphones. A simple update to the app will unveil this "Bonjour" to users, who will also be able to find out about new functions practical. As foreshadowed by the takeover of Mappy, which was made official at the end of last year, RATP is switching to the MaaS ("Mobility as a Service"), with a more global approach to transport and associated technologies.
Not only does this mean that RATP's mobile tool is now based on the Mappy mappingIn addition, RATP is forging new partnerships with other players involved in mobility in the Paris region.
VTC, Vélib' and electric scooters
Users of the RATP application will now be able to book other modes of transport from within the tool itself. Starting with travel by VTC thanks to a partnership with the French platform Marcel. Reservations for these vehicles can be made from 15 June, as can reservations for the 20,000 or so Vélib' in Paris and beyond. A third partnership will involve micro-mobility with the TIER scooters. These will be available as part of the Bonjour application in September. Users will then have access to a range of 6,000 electric scooters in Île-de-Franceincluding 5,000 in Paris.
" Within the RATP group, we have only one obsession: to continually improve the quality of service offered to our customers, whether they are transport organising authorities, metropolises or our passengers. "Hiba Farès, Director of Customer Experience, Services and Marketing at the RATP Group. " The Mappy and RATP Smart Systems teams are working towards this goal every day, and we are delighted to welcome Vélib' Métropole, Marcel and Tier as partners. Together, we are working to a better quality of city. A city where the development of sustainable and ecological urban mobility is encouraged. A city where saving time is as simple as Bonjour ".
