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As ticketing becomes ever more complex, offering an ever-greater range of products and services, many would argue that this complexity has filtered through to the simple act of choosing and paying for their travel. Krister Dackland from Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL) tells us about the creation of SL’s new ticketing system,…
This new service works exclusively with zero emission electric technology and, for the first time in the history of the city, the commercial line is free for users.
Why Account Based Ticketing provides passengers with improved convenience and flexibility.
Shell’s investment is an extension to Masabi’s recent $20 million growth funding round led by Smedvig Capital with MMC Ventures and other existing investors.
How can transport organisations integrate existing services and processes to support a MaaS vision for joined-up, cost-effective, convenient and sustainable transport?
Account Based Ticketing (ABT) for ITSO is a straightforward way for ITSO scheme operators to deploy ABT by leveraging their existing ITSO smart-ticketing infrastructure.
In July 2017, contactless payments were trialled on the Manly Ferry system, expanding to train networks in 2018 and Opal cards and the Opal network (including buses) in 2019.
Intelligent Transport attended Transport Ticketing Global 2020 to find out more about how the industry is looking to shape the future of ticketing and seamless, integrated travel. Here, we take a look back at the opening discussions led by UK Minister George Freeman.
The collaboration aims to promote the adoption of open standards in transport ticketing and converge their existing open standards.
Here’s a view of Account Based Ticketing from the passenger’s perspective.
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.
LECIP is pleased to be exhibiting at IT-TRANS - International Conference and Exhibition on 3-5 March 2020. LECIP will showcase its next generation PIS system and Validator at Stand 2A5, Hall 2 during the event.
The Wall Street Journal has reported that the new feature allows drivers to set fares up to five times more than the original price set by Uber.
Nexus introduced ticket machines that accept card and contactless payments, as well as notes and coins, in 2013.
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.
