Cubic to install mobile ticketing system in Ireland

Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS) has won a contract valued more than $4 million from Ireland’s National Transport Authority (NTA) to deliver a mobile ticketing system. CTS says the solution will provide users with a single capability to purchase tickets for multiple public transport operators. It enables multimodal transportation via an integrated user interface while the mobile ticketing app allows passengers to purchase tickets and manage accounts online. CTS’s solution is already being rolled out
April 25, 2019 Read time: 1 min
378 Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS) has won a contract valued more than $4 million from Ireland’s National Transport Authority (NTA) to deliver a mobile ticketing system.

CTS says the solution will provide users with a single capability to purchase tickets for multiple public transport operators.

It enables multimodal transportation via an integrated user interface while the mobile ticketing app allows passengers to purchase tickets and manage accounts online.

CTS’s solution is already being rolled out across cities such as Los Angeles, US, Cologne in Germany and Brisbane, Australia.

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