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From digital transformation to evolving customer demands, CharterUP's CEO Armir Harris offers his perspective on the transportation industry's next chapter.
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Through the partnership, Modeshift has worked closely with HPT to plan, design, and implement the mobile ticketing system, which will significantly increase ease of use for riders.
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Following a purchase that shook up the contractor landscape, Laura Hendricks discusses how the transition is going, the company’s zero-emission goals, and much more.
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Using Spare Open Fleets technology, Spare allows transit agencies to integrate May Mobility's wheelchair-accessible autonomous vehicles into their on-demand service offerings.
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The move will bring Account-Based Ticketing to 11 agencies across their network, including Cleveland and Cincinnati, with more agencies following thereafter.
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By using the Camden Loop app, residents and workers in the service zone area can book an on-demand public transit ride to connect with NJ Transit and PATCO stations, work, errands, and more.
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Thw technology integration enables agencies to scale and implement alternative transportation options while minimizing organizational demands and disruption to their existing network.
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Ridership continues to grow for microtransit services in two communities in Southwest Virginia and Hampton Roads following the completion of a pilot showing the effectiveness of on-demand transit services in rural areas.
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The Moovit app offers a total of 192 million Americans access to urban mobility information to plan their trip.
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E-Hail is an on-demand service that offers Access-A-Ride (AAR) customers the opportunity to book trips in real-time through existing taxi or for-hire vehicle service.
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Transdev is addressing a long-term need in the East Palo Alto and Half Moon Bay areas by providing on-demand microtransit services to passengers in areas where access to fixed bus routes had been challenging.
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