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Ghost buses are everywhere. Meet the benchmark haunting them back.

Ghost buses hurt rider trust. The ETA Completeness Benchmark measures what accuracy can’t: whether riders get real-time info at all.
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Webinar: Improving the Passenger Experience Through Data

Discover how Authorities, Private Operators, and Municipalities are leveraging insights from the Open Data Portal to enhance...
Service Adjustments empowers agencies to make the most common ad hoc service changes -- including trip cancelations, trip additions, stop closures, and changes to departure times -- right in the Swiftly Dashboard. Swiftly then automatically and immediately pushes the updates to apps like Google Maps, Transit, and Onboard App.
Product announcements

Introducing Service Adjustments

Today we’re excited to announce our latest module which aims to bridge the gap between rapid service changes and keeping riders informed.
Matt Fleck
Case studies

CapMetro Weathers the Winter Storm of 2021 with Swiftly Service Adjustments

Capital Metro in Austin, TX, used Swiftly Service Adjustments to weather this year’s catastrophic winter storm.
Matt Fleck
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Webinar: 2021 State of Public Transit

Industry experts discuss trends and forecast for public transit in 2021.
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The State of Public Transit 2021

Read the results of our survey to learn how other transit professionals navigated 2020 and how you can apply their learnings at your agency.
Press

The 2021 GovTech 100

Swiftly recognized for the third annual year in GovTech’s Top 100 list of companies serving the public sector.
Swiftly and JMI are partnering to make cities move efficiently.
Transit insights

Swiftly and JMI Partner to Make Cities Move Efficiently

The pandemic has transformed public transit. Seemingly overnight, agencies faced the monumental challenge of maintaining service when...
Jonny Simkin
Case studies

VIA’s SMS Story: How San Antonio Improved Prediction Accuracy by 15%

VIA in San Antonio sends between 3 and 6 million text messages containing vehicle arrival predictions to their riders every year—more than nearly...
Matt Fleck
Swiftly and Remix want to give you access to the best data wherever you want to see it.
Product announcements

Remix and Swiftly partner to bring better transit data to cities

Your transit agency is a deep well of data that can guide you in planning and executing the best service for your community...
Morgan Greene
The MBTA in Boston, Massachusetts, commonly known as the “T,” is one of the oldest transit systems in the United States. The MBTA provides one of the country’s best passenger experiences for over one million daily passengers across its subway, bus, commuter rail, ferry, and paratransit service.
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How the MBTA Is Using Swiftly APIs to Expand their Operations Toolkit

For years, the MBTA’s dispatch software was slow, inflexible, and focused on the desktop, with limited ability to integrate with other platforms...
Morgan Greene
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Webinar: The Future of Reliability

Discover how Capital Metro, Miami-Dade, and ComfortDelGro are improving performance with Swiftly’s Onboard App.
ART provides public transit service to over 1.4 million riders every year. Photo: Nori Webb
Case studies

Asheville Rides Transit (ART) uses Swiftly to create schedules in 80% less time

For the schedulers at Asheville Rides Transit (ART), updating their transit schedule used to mean riding every route in the system and timing...
Sam Lewis
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