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In this webinar, HaCon and Siemens Mobility are going to look at the predominant factors that make MaaS valuable for both users and operators. Having built several successful platforms, its a unique opportunity to look into the success factors of MaaS.
The initiatives include projects that look to improve disabled accessibility, passenger safety and cycling priority.
The pilot service - Tees Flex - aims to connect more rural communities in the North East region of England and will run for three years.
Collaboration with Google Maps brings in-app real-time updates for Dubai's bus routes in an open data first for a Middle Eastern city.
Hitting the 100-country milestone mark, Moovit now serves over 720 million users in over 3,100 cities, across six continents.
The functionality - in New York and the San Francisco Bay Area - allows riders to connect their Uber journey with their train journey in real-time, which aims to reduce train wait times and alleviate passenger stress.
The initiative rewards commuters for transferring to alternative transport modes as the LRT and rail systems experience high passenger numbers during morning commuter hours.
Passengers can collect 'stars' which can then be turned into transit value and used to subsidise or pay for transit rides or redeem for various in-app offers.
The app is said to remove the need for passengers to have the correct change to travel and also includes access to trip planning services.
This latest plan builds on a draft published and consulted on in 2019, receiving around 4,200 responses over the course of six weeks.
In addition to public transport already being free in the city, the new trams are designed to further the attractiveness for citizens and tourists to use public transport.
The UK Bus Open Data Service, which aims to better provide information from operators to bus users, is now live and available for use.
The feedback is the result of a three-month public consultation by Transport for the South East – a partnership bringing together local authorities and business groups from across the South East to speak with one voice on the region’s transport investment priorities.
Developments in Dubai's smart apps have yielded many positive results, the transport authority has said, including improvements in customer experience.
Intelligent Transport's Luke Antoniou provides a summary of the stand-out insights from the 2019 Intelligent Transport Conference, featuring contribution from one of the Conference chairs, Carol Schweiger.
