By 2010 more than half the world's population will live or work in urban areas, underlining the need for intelligent and attractive public transport. This enormous challenge and opportunity can only be met with the application of modern information technology, says International Association of Public Transport (UITP) manager Johan van leperen. From a public transport customer's point of view, it would be nice to have only one smart card in your wallet which enables travel everywhere in a familiar way. For example: the Brussels (Mobib) card could be compatible with those of Amsterdam (OV-Chipkaart), London (Oyster), Paris (Navigo) and Cologne (eTicket), and also recognised on Thalys, Eurostar, TGV and ICE services. Instead of nine smart cards you would need only one. The intelligence should be enough to understand at least a part of the other schemes so that you can buy a valid ticket for your journey using a single smart card.
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机译：到2010年，全球一半以上的人口将在城市地区生活或工作，这凸显了对智能和有吸引力的公共交通的需求。国际公共交通协会（UITP）经理Johan van leperen表示，只有通过现代信息技术的应用，才能应对这一巨大的挑战和机遇。从公共交通客户的角度来看，钱包中只有一张智能卡可以以熟悉的方式到处旅行，将是很好的选择。例如：布鲁塞尔（Mobib）卡可以与阿姆斯特丹（OV-Chipkaart），伦敦（牡蛎），巴黎（Navigo）和科隆（eTicket）的卡兼容，并且还可以在Thalys，Eurostar，TGV和ICE服务上使用。您只需要一张智能卡即可代替九张智能卡。该情报应该足以理解至少其他方案的一部分，以便您可以使用一张智能卡购买有效的机票。
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