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With the addition of its 20th electric MCI coach to its fleet, the Antelope Valley Transit Authority has successfully placed a 100 per cent zero-emission transit fleet into service – making it North America's first all-electric transit agency.
Gillian Gillett, Program Manager of California Integrated Mobility at the California Department of Transportation, outlines the agency’s vision for a connected transportation network in California, which will offer riders contactless payments and better journey information.
Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2021’s Ticketing & Payments In-Depth Focus features articles discussing the future of fare collection; why ensuring that cash payments are still available is key to ensuring passenger access; and how Tap On/Tap Off schemes can create a seamless customer journey.
In this issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts discussing: why integrated transport is essential to post-COVID-19 recovery; how the industry is ensuring that public transport is accessible to all; the role of micro-mobility in MaaS; and much more.
The contactless ticketing demonstration has been implemented as part of the Sacramento Regional Transit District's efforts to make travelling by public transport easier and more convenient.
Contactless payment capability has been rolled out on certain Santa Barbara bus services for the first time this week, with Clean Air Express users receiving a discount for using contactless to pay.
