The expansion follows the initial partnership announcement in January 2020 integrating Moovit’s MaaS APIs with Cubic’s Traveler app.
Integrates MaaS APIs with app to include service alerts, nearby transit service lines, multimodal trip planning, and more.
The service allows brands to place advertisements within a transit agency’s mobile traveler app and/or physical assets such as gates and ticket vending machines.
OMNY lets riders pay their fare and enter the subway or bus by tapping contactless cards, smartphones, and wearable devices.
Will provide cost-effective cloud ticketing solutions and transit management services previously only available to larger agencies
Mobile payments will be supported on Metrorail, Metrobus, and regional bus services that accept SmarTrip today. The modernization project will be done in three phases
As transit agencies look to move ITS and other systems to cloud-based servers, the doors open to integrate with other technologies to both improve efficiencies and the passenger experience.
TAP links 24 transit agencies across the Los Angeles region and the mobile app will provide travelers with a range of convenience tools to enhance their daily commute.
Known as AFC 2.0, the new system has a total program value, for capital and operating costs, of approximately $723 million, which includes operating costs through 2031.
The new account-based system will allow customers a variety of convenient self-service options to manage their account, including via the web and on mobile devices.