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The Superlative Group was awarded the contract based on its successful track record in monetizing transit agency assets throughout the U.S.
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Will provide cost-effective cloud ticketing solutions and transit management services previously only available to larger agencies
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The Broad Street Line station at the Sports and Entertainment Complex in South Philadelphia will become NRG Station.
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The results have not always been positive, as cities grapple with inexperienced state-owned companies and inadequate risk management overrides prudent accounting.
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More than 50,000 customers served by 4 light rail stations each day now have access to real-time transit information, wayfinding, and maps to help ease their commutes.
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With OC bus mobile, riders can now scan a QR code from their smartphones on the INIT validators to pay for fares when boarding.
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Will split revenue with UberDisplays 50/50 over the five-year deal. Officials hope it will bring in $150,000 per year for the system, but that assumes more buses get signs.
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Revenue from the MetroHealth Line sponsorship will be used to upgrade landscaping and bus stations along the route.
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XpressWest could draw about 21% of the total travel market by 2024 and 27% of the market by 2050.
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The agency's system has been tested for months on a non-revenue train in the Stuart Mesa Rail facility and along the coastal corridor.
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