Always-on mobility-as-a-service connectivity

A system comprising:

• means for categorizing Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) communication traffic of a MaaS node into different levels of priority;
• means for controlling duplication or repetition of the MaaS communication traffic using the categorized level of priority of the MaaS communication traffic;
• means for monitoring a communication path of the MaaS node;
• means for determining an alternative communication pathway for the MaaS node;
• and
• means for limiting traffic on alternative communication pathways to high level priority MaaS communication traffic.

At least one non-transitory machine-readable medium including instructions for improving connectivity of a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) node, the instructions, when executed by hardware circuitry, cause the hardware circuitry to perform operations comprising:

• categorizing MaaS communication traffic of a MaaS node into different levels of priority;
• controlling duplication or repetition of the MaaS communication traffic using the categorized level of priority of the MaaS communication traffic;
• monitoring a communication path of the MaaS node;
• determining an alternative communication pathway for the MaaS node;
• and
• limiting traffic on alternative communication pathways to high level priority MaaS communication traffic.

A system comprising:

• a prioritization circuit configured to categorize Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) communication traffic of a MaaS node into different levels of priority;
• a duplication circuit configured to control duplication or repetition of the MaaS communication traffic using the categorized level of priority of the MaaS communication traffic;
• and
• a connection loss prediction circuit configured to receive location information of the MaaS node, to receive information from a MaaS controller at or beyond a communication path of the MaaS node, and to predict a loss of the communication path of the MaaS node using the received location information and the received information from the MaaS controller.

A system comprising:

• means for categorizing Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) communication traffic of a MaaS node into different levels of priority;
• means for controlling duplication or repetition of the MaaS communication traffic using the categorized level of priority of the MaaS communication traffic;
• means for receiving location information of the MaaS node;
• means for receiving information from a MaaS controller at or beyond an edge of a communication path of the MaaS node;
• and
• means for predicting a loss of the communication path of the MaaS node using the received location information and the received information from the MaaS controller.

At least one non-transitory machine-readable medium including instructions for improving connectivity of a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) node, the instructions, when executed by hardware circuitry, cause the hardware circuitry to perform operations comprising:

• categorizing MaaS communication traffic of a MaaS node into different levels of priority;
• controlling duplication or repetition of the MaaS communication traffic using the categorized level of priority of the MaaS communication traffic;
• receiving location information of the MaaS node;
• receiving information from a MaaS controller at or beyond an edge of a communication path of the MaaS node;
• and
• predicting a loss of the communication path of the MaaS node using the received location information and the received information from the MaaS controller.