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The SIXT Mobility Club pilot project, in which numerous Western European companies are participating, seeks to support the change from fixed company fleets to more flexible use of vehicles.
Cubic and Google have collaborated to simplify how travellers pay for their journeys in major metropolitan areas.
Dubai's transport authority signs another Memorandum of Understanding, this time with tech giant Cisco, in a bid to protect fare revenues.
The partnership with start-up firm Vottun is part of EMT’s ‘Madrid in Motion’ initiative, which encourages innovation across the Spanish capital’s mobility network.
The system replaces the need to purchase a paper ticket or to notify the driver of a destination.
Masabi issued a survey in the late summer/fall of 2019 to professionals working for transit agencies and operators around the globe, with a particular focus on fare collection teams.
Throughout the project, RTA and Mastercard will assess the benefits that open-loop technology can bring to public transport infrastructure.
The TravelMaster Download App allows passengers to load a travel ticket to a smartcard through an iPhone for the first time, thanks to new NFC features in Apple’s new OS.
More than 368 million Hopper journeys have been made since its launch .
In this supplement, find out how account-based ticketing is being rolled out in Queensland and Singapore, as well as how Catalonian rail operator FGC has adopted AI-based technology to protect against fare evaders.
In this issue we take a deep dive into passenger experience and ticketing and payments to find out how operators, authorities and cities are investing and innovating to break down the barriers to more seamless urban travel.
Masabi run through the top ten trends taking place in the fare collection industry today.
Contactless around Manchester has been warmly welcomed to the transport network, but now TfGM must make sure passengers touch-out to ensure they are charged the correct amount.
Michael Matheson, Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity, discusses how Scotland is supporting new transport initiatives to combat climate change.
Google Maps users can now see if a scooter or e-bike is available, where it is located, its cost and how long their intended journey will take.
