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Ahead of Trapeze Group’s webinar on 28 September 2021, Paul Attenborough, Programme Director at Trapeze, sat down with Intelligent Transport to discuss some of the key learning points of the webinar and to offer some insight into the challenges that the bus industry is facing post-pandemic.
This eBook looks at how public transport will become as convenient as driving a car and considers the technology that will take us there.
Switchio has partnered with Scenic Luxury Cruises and Tours to offer contactless payments on Scenic cruises, making it easier than ever before to pay for Scenic’s renowned luxury experience.
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.
The new fare payment system has been launched in the Californian city, with PRONTO card or account holders offered free rides as a way of celebrating the launch.
The launch of the new app will enable riders in the Texan city to purchase tickets for VIA services including buses, VIA Link and VIAtrans, the city’s paratransit service.
With population growth comes the need to satisfy travellers who want to go anywhere, anytime and as cheaply as possible. Cities can solve this dilemma by using contactless EMV transport payments, as Guatemala City has recently done.
From 5 September 2021, Metro passengers will benefit from more buses and trains, lower prices and extended Metrorail operating hours on weekends.
In an interview with Intelligent Transport, Osborne Clarke’s Jeremy Godley and Edward Barratt discuss the legal challenges around ticketing and mobility.
Padam Mobility's CEO, Grégoire Bonnat, and Michael Frankenberg, Hacon's CEO and Head of Intermodal Solutions at Siemens Mobility, discuss their cooperation and plans for the future.
In an interview with Intelligent Transport, Daniel Štraub of Jagiellonian University in Krakow pontificates the benefits of fare-free public transport that is just and fair for everyone, and the implications for society and the transport sector when that isn’t the case.
The contactless ticketing system will play a vital role in promoting the use of public transport in Porto, enabling more environmentally sustainable mobility.
First Bus passengers in Leicester and Stoke-on-Trent are now benefitting from the Tap On/ Tap Off scheme, which enables contactless payments and ensures daily and weekly fare capping.
The virtual 'Troika' card will enable passengers to pay for public transport across Moscow - including the metro, buses, trams and trains - with their smartphones, rather than by card.
Moscow Metro says the test will involve 1,000 passengers and will begin on Line 4 only, with more lines set to be included in the future.
