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Electric Scooters And Micro-Mobility: Here’s Everything You Need To Know

The rise of micro-mobility companies provided consumers with convenient options for last-mile transportation.
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Swiftly Recognized as a GovTech 100 Company for 2019

GovTech named Swiftly to its top 100 for the second year.
MDOT MTA in Baltimore, MD, operates 750 fixed-route vehicles on 65 routes. Image: BeyondDC
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Baltimore Develops a Golden Method for Transit Signal Priority

When the MDOT MTA team in Baltimore, MD, received a small pot of funds for a second round of transit signal priority (TSP) projects last year...
Swiftly
Capital Transit’s ridership has increased 5 percent year over year since 2017’s rebrand, which included implementing Swiftly’s real-time data. Photo: Ian Keating.
Case studies

How Juneau Is Wooing Cruise Ship Passengers with a Transit Rebrand

Ridership has increased 5 percent year over year since the rebrand, which included implementing Swiftly’s real-time data.
Press

The T just launched improved bus predictions

MBTA launches Swiftly’s predictions on MBTA website, Transit app, and on all apps that use MBTA’s API or GTFS-realtime feed.
Press

MBTA selects Swiftly to provide precise real-time transit information to the Greater Boston Area

MBTA selects Swiftly to provide real-time passenger information for bus and commuter rail routes across 450,000+ stops in the Greater Boston Area.
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More accurate bus predictions coming to MBTA

MBTA hires Swiftly to produce more accurate data about bus locations and arrivals.
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MBTA Upgrading Bus-Tracking Technology

Swiftly chosen by MBTA after T officials compared bidders’ predictions to raw data and evaluated which bidder had the best predictions.
Press

Masabi and Swiftly Partner to Deliver Best-of-Breed Real-Time Information and Ticketing

Masabi and Swiftly team up to help agencies improve the rider experience by offering vehicle tracking, real-time data, and ticketing solutions.
Press

Better Bus Predictions (A Lot Better)

Swiftly, chosen for accuracy amongst vendors, wins bid to provide predictions on all MBTA bus routes.
DCTA in Denton, TX, operates 120 fixed-route vehicles on 22 routes across a service area of 200 sq. mi. Image: Benjamin Huttash.
Case studies

DCTA Revamps its Customer Service in the Heart of Cowboy Country

DCTA provides service to Denton, TX, a mid-sized university town in the Greater Dallas area.
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Product announcements

Time for a refresh: Meet the new Swiftly Dashboard

Swiftly develops enterprise software to help transit agencies and cities improve urban mobility.
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