Hundreds of millions of people around the world rely on public transit daily. Yet, only a tiny proportion have access to accurate information on when and where the bus will arrive, and whether there are any disruptions to their service. Similarly, the majority of transit operators lack the same insights that would allow them to make better business decisions. Until now, visualizing routes, and stops, as well as enabling real-time data for buses was complex and expensive. At enrouteQ, we simplify the process so transit operators can do it in three easy steps.

Until now, conventional public transit has predominantly been shaped by an authority – operator – tech-vendor structure and a silo mentality when it comes to data. To develop an efficient and accessible transit, we need to establish a new, transparent and multimodal view of the entire industry.

With the continuous expansion of new urban mobility solutions, users are experiencing more efficient and convenient trip planning tools than ever before, maximising their travel options. In order to make public transit more attractive, cities and transit authorities must integrate, visualize and deliver more efficient transport services. More specifically, data on when and where the services can be used needs to be publicly available.

As a result of COVID-19 pandemic, societies around the world have had to adapt to a new way of living. What used to be a careless routine, like taking the bus to work or visiting a favorite food joint, now if done at all, is a careful operation tinted with wariness. What does this mean for public transportation? How can we rebuild people’s confidence in travelling again? At enrouteQ, we strive to make the transition to the new normality as smooth as possible, helping to rebuild trust in public transit and making people feel comfortable with travelling again.