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A mobile ticketing app that lets riders use their smartphones to purchase day passes when riding the Trolley to Chargers and Aztecs football games this season.
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The CoPilot, the ultimate all-in one mobile DVR, features two builtin cameras for interior/exterior views, hands free wireless technology, a G-Force inertia sensor to detect dangerous driving, GPS mapping for fleet tracking and dual solid-state SD card storage to withstand tough environments.
Read More →StarTran teamed with Spare to launch an on-demand microtransit program during the pandemic, while NEORide and Masabi brought mobile ticketing to 15 transit agencies in Ohio and Kentucky.
Read More →MyTix app will now cover additional rail lines and include weekly passes in addition to one-way tickets and monthly passes.
Read More →The new RouteRecorder(r) 4C supports four cameras and integrates GPS mapping, speed tracking, crash detection and wireless video transfer rates.
Read More →Moovit allows users to contribute information about available seats, delays, cleanliness, and support for Wi-Fi and handicapped riders.
Read More →MOTOTrax is designed to give transportation professionals unprecedented insight into fleet operations and total control over onboard surveillance equipment by collecting critical system data through instant wireless notifications.
Read More →Users will be able to store a debit or credit card or use PayPal to purchase tickets anytime and anywhere. GlobeSherpa also will provide SFMTA Transit Fare Inspectors with a new enforcement application to verify mobile fares using a separate hand-held mobile device.
Read More →Metro is now making its data more easily accessible by providing developer support pages on Metro Online with the data in industry standard General Transit Feed Specification. The data is free of charge to anyone who agrees to the terms of use.
Read More →Approximately 150 riders were chosen from more than 1,500 applicants to test the mobile application. They will test the app for about a month and provide feedback through surveys. Once the beta test is completed and feedback incorporated, the agency expects to launch the mobile ticketing app to all riders later this summer.
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