The latest in supplier/transit agency news includes partnerships in San Diego, Pennsylvania, Canada, and Chicago.
Anyone using JTA services will be able to access the Aira app for free and connect with a highly-trained visual interpreter to get them to their destination with more independence and efficiency.
The new initiative means customers will now be able to access key information on Google Maps, the Transit app, and various other apps.
GRTC joins systems across the country in gifting Royale to all its riders, with more agencies planning announcements in the coming months.
The new digital product provides a cloud-based tool for bus fleets, service providers, and OEMs to increase safety and efficiency, improve uptime, and decrease total cost of ownership.
Integrated with Optibus Operations, the Driver App was designed in partnership with drivers, for drivers, offering a single space for digitizing and centralizing depot-driver communications and work information.
TRC has been serving KT with on-demand transit for over two years, having moved over 50,000 passengers through KT’s Pingo-powered “BI Ride” service on Bainbridge Island.
Customers will be able to pay per ride for CapMetro Bus or Rail services and experience cost savings that are similar to paying the full cost for a daily or monthly pass upfront.
The Contra Costa Transportation Authority service aims to reduce medical appointment cancellations and absences by filling the need for convenient, accessible transportation in the region.
The app is currently in BETA testing and will eventually succeed the MYmta app.
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