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The vehicles hailed by the TRON mobile app will run in two zones, with each trip set at a fixed-fee of just .35 cents.
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Using an app, riders will select their pick-up and drop-off location to book a ride in a unified fleet of vehicles that seat up to 14.
Read More →The approximate 1.7-mile long network features six stations and runs between Wickham and Pacific Park.
Read More →The value of the year-long pilot is $2.5M, which is funded in part by a $1.35M grant from the FTA.
Read More →Visitors will be routed around a 1,500-foot “cityscape” track to New York, the UK, or Las Vegas.
Read More →The company first launched in D.C. in August 2016 to support residents during SafeTrak repair work to the red line.
Read More →Provides efficient, cost-effective on-demand transit solutions that are far more flexible and dynamic than traditional fixed-route systems.
Read More →The commitment makes New Flyer the first bus manufacturer in the world to sign on.
Read More →Through the ViaVan app, passengers will be seamlessly matched in real time with other riders headed their way, sharing their trip in a professionally-chauffeured vehicle.
Read More →The service is operated by Keolis Downer, Keolis’ Australian subsidiary, and powered by Via, developer of shared-ride technology.
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