The system will include public buses, electric bike-sharing and chargers for electric vehicles, and on- and off- street parking. It will make sustainable methods of public and multimodal transport seamless.
Siemens Mobility to create Andorra's multimodal transportation platform
The application will allow riders to see real-time information to support the country's vision for sunstainable transport.
by Kendra Rodriguez
June 13, 2019
The application will allow riders to have seamless integration between various modes of transportation.
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Users will have the ability to see all transportation options in real time. This will make it easier to plan out trips with the added convienience of managing payment across the various modes of transport.
The app will be rolled out in three phases starting with the real-time trip planning and ticketing for regional buses. It is programmed to integrate several transportation modes across the country in an effort to lower carbon emissions. Starting fall 2019 riders will be able to download the first phase of the app.
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