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Uber Transit Ticketing will enable riders across San Antonio and Bexar County to buy tickets and ride within the Uber app.
Read More →Uber has added COTA public transit information in-app so both COTA and Uber rideshare customers can compare more of their transportation options within the Columbus area.
Read More →CharterUP’s tech-enabled white label mobile app will allow New York City-based companies the ability to monitor in-depth ridership data, live trip tracking, and more.
Read More →The Citymapper acquisition accelerates Via’s vision to build the end-to-end digital infrastructure for transit systems.
Read More →The service is available to agencies of all sizes and can be deployed as a stand-alone app or alongside existing mobile ticketing options.
Read More →Customers who prefer to use cash or don’t have a debit or credit card can now use the NJ TRANSIT mobile app for the new Cash in App feature.
Read More →The videos and materials provided feature local community volunteers and other transportation advocates. They were developed using grant funding from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
Read More →The rollout happens in two phases: full Umo mobile app features start in March. Then, the WisGo system goes live in April. Riders will have through September to make the switch from the current M-Card system to WisGo.
Read More →This is the first microtransit launch made possible through a transit agency’s membership to NEORide, an Ohio-based consortium.
Read More →The partnership is designed to meet customer demand and enhance Brightline+.
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