The contract calls for a back-office revenue management system, contactless fare validators, and a mobile app from Hansecom, a wholly owned subsidiary of the INIT Group.
Regaining momentum will take time, but there are some short-term expectations we can look forward to.
The Hop Fastpass is a regional, account-based system shared by TriMet, C-TRAN, and Portland Streetcar, and provides cross-state services within the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan region.
Agencies can relay that information to their riders through passenger information systems or INIT’s DEPARTURESlive app and other third-party apps.
Includes a travel companion request, which sends a notification to the driver indicating the level of assistance the rider requires.
Opportunity to form a more connected, more efficient, and more environmentally and socially mindful mobility structure.
The growing team will continue to invest in open API development, custom reporting, and third-party integrations to support INIT’s fare collection customers.
Company marked the milestone by hosting events for their employees at headquarters in Chesapeake, Va., and in Seattle.
Empowers agencies to define impacts on energy costs and personnel requirements while helping them minimize risks.
New validators will accept closed-loop payments, open payments such as bank-issued debit/credit cards and mobile wallets.