Mass Transit & MaaS

The ongoing battle against coronavirus is causing micromobility firms to scale down and suspend operations worldwide. 

The threat of coronavirus is plunging the world’s transit systems into lockdown as ridership numbers dwindle and limited services become the norm.

The National Land Transport Authority (NLTA) in Mauritius is using LIT Transit's mobility platform to provide integrated mobility management and passenger information capabilities on public transport. 

Uber is suspending shared rides on its platform in the US and Canada in a bid to reduce the spread of coronavirus.

Unlimited Biking is offering an alternative to public transport in New York City, San Francisco and Washington, DC in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Egypt has announced plans to produce as many as 25,000 electric vehicles (EVs) over the next few years. 

Nearly three-quarters of disabled customers experience barriers on more than a quarter of transport-related websites, according to experts.

Transport for London (TfL) has unveiled an enhanced cleaning regime in a bid to reduce the risk of coronavirus spreading.

The Canadian city of Montreal has outlawed shared electric scooters from its streets after hundreds of riders disregarded rules on parking and helmet use. 

The city of South Bend in Indiana has chosen Hytch Rewards to provide shared ride incentives for workers with limited public transportation options.