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Since the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, contactless fare payments have become the norm, as operators strive to ensure the safety of passengers and staff alike. In her latest article for Intelligent Transport, Carol Schweiger investigates whether the increasing adoption of smarter payments has truly enabled safe, seamless travel…
Brandon Policicchio, Chief Customer Officer at Greater Dayton RTA, details how the transit agency has managed ridership declines throughout the pandemic and how it is looking to mobile ticketing to secure its future.
Work to install OMNY readers in all stations and on all buses remains on track to be completed by end of 2020.
Midlands leaders are calling for £20 million in Government funding for a region-wide smart ticketing platform.
Intelligent Transport catches up with Stadtwerke Osnabrück’s Werner Linnenbrink and Maik Blome to find out more about the German city’s novel approach to transport payments and its deployment of Check-in/Be-out (CiBo) technology.
With Express Mode in Apple Pay, there is no need for First Bus customers to wake or unlock their devices or use Face ID or Touch ID to pay for travel.
A statement says that Moovizy 2 is the only application in France to allow users to manage all means of transport in a single solution.
Using barcodes as a token for ABT offers passengers touch free, best value fares on a smartphone - even without a bank account.
Peer-to-peer car-sharing, unified multimodal payments and facial recognition at metro turnstiles are all part of Moscow's tech-led transport future.
Intelligent Transport takes an in-depth look at the technologies, policies, collaborations and discussions that are helping to safeguard public transport operations both today and as the world transitions into a new normal.
The latest supplement from Intelligent Transport on the changing nature of ticketing and payments in the time of coronavirus.
Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2020 takes an in-depth look at the changing nature of ticketing and payments and alternative power technologies, plus assesses public transport's changing role as the backbone of mobility.
Curb launches upfront pricing for e-hail rides booked through its app in New York and D.C. as it looks to keep taxis competitive in the ride-hailing market.
The pilot is designed to gain insights into potential user experience improvements, before all cards can be upgraded for cardholders to have access to the benefits of transacting digitally.
ARTM has launched Montréal’s first mobile fare solution with Transit app, covering all Montréal -area buses as well as BIXI bike share services.
