What are popular apps for transportation in Germany

Popular transportation apps in Germany in 2025 include a range of public transportation, ride-hailing, and shared mobility services. The variety spans from local transit apps to ridepooling and car-sharing platforms. Some commonly recognized types of apps are:

• Regional and national public transport apps covering trains, buses, trams, and subway schedules.
• Ridepooling services like MOIA, which are gaining popularity in German cities as an alternative to traditional taxi and ride-hailing.
• Ride-hailing apps that connect passengers with drivers quickly, often integrated with payment and route planning.
• E-scooter and micromobility apps offering short-distance electric scooter rentals.
• Car-sharing platforms allowing users to rent cars on-demand for short periods.

This blend of app categories matches the trend in urban mobility towards integrated and sustainable transportation options in Germany. ^{6, 8, 13}

If specific app names are needed, common ones include DB Navigator (Deutsche Bahn’s app), MOIA (ridepooling), and local mobility platforms that vary by city.

This overview is based on current trends and available research data on transportation apps in Germany as of 2025. ^{8, 13, 6}

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