Travel with physical limitations or luggage
Smooth – and less smooth – travel Imagine that you want to travel by public transport from Amsterdam to Simpelveld, a village in the southwest of the Netherlands. You open…
What do I need to implement?
The TOMP-API is a modular specification, consisting of six modules. Each of these modules contains multiple endpoints. One of the questions that reaches us the most is, ‘What do I…
NTM to further support the TOMP working group
NTM, the National Mobility Data Access Point, is supporting technical MaaS standards in the Netherlands since 1 January 2023. This means for the TOMP-WG that NTM takes over the supporting…
City of Ghent international meeting place TOMP-WG
Ghent is the city for epicureans, nothing is necessary, everything is possible. For the past two years, the TOMP working group meetings have been forced to be held online via…
Traveller Characteristics Dictionary
In the ongoing effort to promote the TOMP-API on its way to becoming the standard for technical communication within the MaaS ecosystem, we would like to present the Traveller characteristics…
TOMP-API 1.2.0: access information
With the release of TOMP-API version 1.2.0, we have added a few new features. In a series of blog posts over the next few weeks, we would like to go…
TOMP-API 1.2.0: travelers dictionary
With the release of TOMP-API version 1.2.0, we have added a few new features. In a series of blog posts over the next few weeks, we would like to go…
TOMP-API 1.2.0: personal information
With the release of TOMP-API version 1.2.0, we have added a few new features. In a series of blog posts over the next few weeks, we would like to go…
TOMP-API & 4 Levels of MaaS
The TOMP-API is a standard in MaaS ecosystems, but how does it relate to the ecosystem? In this article we try to find this out. The TOMP-API consists out of…