The Transit Technology Blog

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

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

MBTA hires Swiftly to produce more accurate data about bus locations and arrivals.

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

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

Swiftly, chosen for accuracy amongst vendors, wins bid to provide predictions on all MBTA bus routes.

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

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New system to replace the agency’s Where’s My Ride tracking tool and will provide riders with real-time information via phone, online, and text.