Peter Torrellas, newly appointed president of Cubic Transportation Systems, shares how he is tackling the challenges of new leadership, his short- and long-term goals for the company, and provides an update on where Cubic stands with its latest projects.
WisGo offers riders a unified way to pay fare, plan a trip, and track transportation options.
Sault Ste. Marie’s collaboration with Umo was made possible thanks to funding from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).
Fare capping is the latest rider benefit added to the TAP regional contactless fare system, which Cubic and Metro have collaborated on for more than two decades.
Umo will bring a host of features, including account-based ticketing, contactless payment options, and fare capping to transit riders in the Mid-Willamete Valley.
The fare payment business has changed over the last few years, and the biggest change has come in the form of unifying the systems. The process comes with its benefits and challenges, but cities across the nation are recognizing the importance.
With WisGo, the communities served by MCTS will benefit from an improved transportation experience that is made to fit the needs of all transit riders regardless of their payment method.
Cubic Transportation Systems, along with three other partners, upgraded more than 5,000 Compass Readers throughout TransLink’s system to make transit payments more convenient.
The Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority will utilize Cubic’s Umo mobility platform to modernize its fare collection infrastructure on the Tren Urbano heavy rail system and Metropolitan Bus Authority transit services.
The Umo mobility platform will enable transit users to manage their accounts using a simple self-service web portal, or the Umo App, and reload their accounts with fare products, passes, or stored value.
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