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In our latest installment, we take a look at recent news from Masabi, Axentia, Moovit, and more partnerships making headlines across the transportation sector.
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Available on Metro and at 26 TAP-participating transit agencies, the system reduces waiting times, speeds boarding, and improves convenience systemwide, said the agency.
Read More →The free app provides paratransit riders with convenient access to trip information and booking features directly from their smartphones, according to RIPTA officials.
Read More →MBTA launches MBTA Go, an app that provides real-time information for all fixed route services and improves communication between MBTA and riders.
Read More →Riders can get WisGo when they download the Umo App in the App Store or Google Play and enter in “Milwaukee” as their location.
Read More →The new METRO Q Mobile Ticketing app allows Houston residents and visitors to purchase mobile tickets for METRO bus and METRORail and use them directly from their smartphone.
Read More →Now customers can pay their fare, plan a trip, and track their bus or streetcar, all in one easy-to-use app.
Read More →Available on both the App Store and the Google Play store, Journey will initially get rolled out to existing partner agencies.
Read More →MuniMobile, the Bay Area's first systemwide mobile ticketing app, is available for single-ride bus, rail, and cable car tickets. Fares can be purchased in increments of 1-day, 3-day, and 7-day passports.
Read More →MOBILEdash is a new iPhone app that provides concise statistical information about an agency's fleet status.
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