Public transport decarbonization: The software solutions
To tackle climate change, public transport providers need to take steps towards decarbonization. How to do it right while keeping costs down depends on the software they use […]
PTV Optima vs PTV Flows: Which Traffic Management Software is Best for You?
Discover the differences between PTV Optima and PTV Flows, two leading traffic management software solutions, and find out which one is right for your needs. […]
Five surprising benefits of public transport
Public transport has many talents and is a real transportation hero. Here are five benefits you may not have had on your radar. […]
Overcoming Urban Challenges: Modeling Public Transportation Design and Service Impacts
Changes to public transportation services and infrastructure are complicated and costly. But modeling technology can help planners reduce costs and improve commuters’ travel experiences. Here’s a quick guide. […]
A tribute to the bus
Trams and buses must complement one another. But buses are still the number one means of public transport. An interview with Antonio García Pastor, Director of Operations at Avanza Group ADO and Chair of the UITP Bus Committee. […]
Exploiting the untapped potential of extreme urban mobility data
A new EU research project is working on a tailor-made, cloud toolset to improve data-based decision-making in cities. […]
Optimizing public transport service planning with software
What is public transport service planning and how can it be improved? Here’s a short guide to this crucial part of every public transport planner’s job […]
Should I use PTV Lines or PTV Visum to plan public transport?
Public transport planners can now choose between PTV Visum and PTV Lines for their work. Here is a short guide about the when to use each of these software solutions […]
Accident analysis: City of Munich as a pioneer
Munich is committed to road safety: As a leader in accident analysis, the city’s traffic experts establish an empirical foundation for reactive and proactive preventive measures. […]