The Transit Technology Blog

Reliability is critical to increasing ridership. But if an agency only tracks on-time performance at timepoints, they miss the passenger experience.

We’ve outlined some best practices in outcome-oriented procurement based on our experiences working with over 100 agencies.

Swiftly has updated CSV exports to support agencies that want a better way of reporting, measuring, and understanding missing service.

Today we’re happy to announce AVAS Connector, a new Swiftly partnership that brings best-in-class real-time passenger announcements to passengers.

Introducing Detours in Onboard App, a new integration that streamlines how agencies implement and execute detours.

The Oulu team started using Swiftly to analyse where to make changes on a granular level, which led to shorter run-times.

SEPTA is taking a data-driven approach to its network redesign. The agency uses Swiftly to analyze where improvements will benefit the most riders.

We are excited to announce several updates to Service Adjustments that will help transit agencies manage incidents collaboratively as they happen.

Learn how a collaborative data approach between Remix and Swiftly provided value for CapMetro’s installation of transit priority lanes.

How can agencies bring back riders when demand and funding remain unpredictable? The answer lies with high-quality, up-to-date ridership data.

We’re excited to announce two new updates to Swiftly’s Metronome line of products: Detours in Service Adjustments and Maps in Onboard App.

Miami-Dade County is making it easier to choose public transit so residents won’t be dependent on their cars.