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The collaborative experiment, called Leaper X, includes a web-based mobile application and a small trial fleet of designated shuttles.
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The new rideshare option for students will operate seven days a week during the fall, winter, and spring quarters.
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Version 4.0’s updates enable customers to more effectively book, ticket, change, and monitor travel while they are on the go.
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The service, called RedEye, marks one of the first times a North American university is integrating ride-hailing technology into its campus shuttle system.
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The features include a Fleet of the Future tracker and details about cancelled trains.
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Users can select various passes at standard or reduced fare rates for SMART, DDOT, and QLINE services.
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Sault Ste. Marie On-Demand allows riders to travel from one pre-existing established stop to another as requested.
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Siemens Mobility and Bytemark, will integrate all mobility provider payments — spanning both public and private mobility options.
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The system launched as a limited public pilot on May 31 at 16 subway stations along the Lexington Avenue 456 line and on all Staten Island buses.
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The company will supplement the existing transit by providing first- and last-mile connection for riders to-and-from all CTA and Metra stations.
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