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FIT CONSULTING SRL

Italian transport consultancy specializing in MaaS platforms, EV charging strategies, user behavior analysis, and multimodal mobility governance across Europe.

Innovation consultancytransportITSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
14
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€2.7M
Unique partners
236
What they do

Their core work

FIT Consulting is a Rome-based transport consultancy specializing in mobility services design, user behavior analysis, and business model development for European transport systems. They help cities and transport operators plan and deploy Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) platforms, EV charging infrastructure, and multimodal journey planning solutions. Their work spans from freight logistics optimization (Physical Internet concepts, TEN-T corridor planning) to passenger mobility innovation (ride-sharing integration, demand-responsive transport). They bridge the gap between transport policy, technology deployment, and end-user adoption.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

4 projects

Central theme across IMOVE, RIDE2RAIL, IP4MaaS, and GECKO — covering MaaS business models, journey planning, roaming, and multimodal integration.

Transport governance and user behaviorprimary
5 projects

Consistent focus on user acceptance, travel behavior change, and governance frameworks across SocialCar, GECKO, RIDE2RAIL, IMOVE, and IP4MaaS.

Freight logistics and Physical Internetsecondary
4 projects

Worked on logistics cluster optimization in CLUSTERS 2.0, SENSE, BOOSTLOG, and freight train operations in DYNAFREIGHT.

1 project

USER-CHI (their largest project at EUR 603K) focuses on user-centric charging infrastructure, smart grid interoperability, and TEN-T corridor deployment.

Public transport innovationsecondary
3 projects

EBSF_2 (European Bus System of the Future), RIDE2RAIL (ride-sharing synced to rail), and IP4MaaS (demand-responsive transport and taxi integration).

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Public transport and freight logistics
Recent focus
MaaS, electromobility, and user-centric services

FIT began their H2020 journey focused on traditional public transport systems (bus, freight rail) and logistics network design along TEN-T corridors (2015-2018). From 2019 onward, their work shifted decisively toward digital mobility services — MaaS deployment, ride-sharing platforms, journey planning algorithms, and EV charging infrastructure. This evolution mirrors the broader European transport policy shift from hardware and infrastructure toward user-centric digital mobility and electrification.

FIT is moving toward the intersection of electromobility and multimodal digital mobility services, making them a strong fit for future projects combining EV infrastructure with MaaS platforms.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: active_partnerReach: European26 countries collaborated

FIT operates almost exclusively as a consortium partner (13 of 14 projects), with only one coordination role (SocialCar). With 236 unique partners across 26 countries, they maintain an exceptionally broad network rather than repeatedly working with the same groups. This pattern suggests they are valued as a flexible contributor who adapts well to different consortium configurations — easy to integrate, broadly connected, and experienced in diverse project setups.

FIT has built relationships with 236 distinct consortium partners across 26 European countries, giving them one of the broadest collaboration networks for an SME of their size. Their Rome base and Italian transport market knowledge complement a truly pan-European reach.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

FIT combines transport consulting expertise with deep involvement in both passenger mobility AND freight logistics — a rare dual competence among transport SMEs. Their 14-project track record gives them institutional knowledge of how EU transport research translates into real-world deployment. For consortium builders, they bring a ready-made network of 236 partners and the ability to handle business model development, user acceptance studies, and governance frameworks — the "soft" but critical components that technical partners often lack.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • SocialCar
    Their only coordinated project (EUR 565K) — an open social transport network for urban carpooling, demonstrating their ability to lead consortium-level work on shared mobility.
  • USER-CHI
    Their largest funded project (EUR 603K) and a strategic pivot into electromobility and EV charging infrastructure, signaling a new direction for the company.
  • RIDE2RAIL
    Integrates ride-sharing with rail and public transport — sits at the core of FIT's MaaS expertise, combining journey planning, user behavior, and multimodal service design.
Cross-sector capabilities
Energy (EV charging, smart grid integration)Digital services (journey planning platforms, ICT systems)Urban planning (city-level mobility governance)Logistics and supply chain (Physical Internet, freight optimization)
Analysis note: Strong profile supported by 14 projects with clear thematic coherence. Some early projects lack keyword data, but project titles and later keyword-rich entries provide a reliable picture of expertise evolution. The shift toward electromobility is based on a single large project (USER-CHI) so the "emerging" classification should be revisited as more data becomes available.