No matter the city or country, making public transport journeys more convenient, accessible and frictionless increases loyal ridership. Riders are seeking more personalized and flexible transport journey experiences that better fit their needs, while transit agencies can implement new and sustainable systems that better serve t…

Here’s some exciting news for Huawei mobile phone owners: Our leading urban mobility app is now available in Huawei’s AppGallery. Now, Huawei users in over 100 countries are able to download the free Moovit app, which also supports 45 languages, to discover the simplicity of getting around. Between Moovit’s 865+ million users …

Navigating public transport can be confusing. Not knowing which bus or rail service to take which stop to wait at, or how much the journey will cost can be stressful and reduces rider confidence. This can be even more confusing in areas that are facing renewed lockdown measures, like northeast UK, for example.  With restricted …

Currently, the trip planning and payment process of public transportation is largely disjointed.  Figuring out how much a journey will cost may sound easy, but to many, this can be a hassle and anxiety-inducing. The fare for the Tube in London, for example, changes depending on the hour of the day. And being at the front of a l…

Public transportation has come to a near standstill as the coronavirus takes hold around the world. Between constant new government restrictions and social distancing becoming the norm, ridership has been in free-fall for weeks now, at a decline of between 50% and 90% around the world. There is very little idea of …

While public transportation has become more efficient and accessible over the years, most commuters still friction when planning and paying for their journey. Riders can quickly plan their trip, but still deal with the hassle of constantly searching their pockets for change, or swiping out debit and credit cards at different payment stations when they want to hop on a bus or train, for example. That’s why today is an exciting one …

The United Nations predicts that today’s urban populations around the world will grow from 55% to 68% by the year 2050. Yet, as more people flock to urban areas, public transportation still lacks for blind and low vision riders. Public transit is the lifeline to jobs, educat…

Uber users in São Paulo, New York City, and Washington, DC can now rejoice as Uber Transit is now available in those metro areas, thanks to its partnership with Moovit. 

Today is a big day in the urban mobility industry. We are excited to announce our collaboration with Waze Carpool, Waze’s community based carpooling service – by commuters, for commuters. Together, we have launched a pilot program offering a more affordable, convenient, and fun way to commute, together in the US, Brazil, Mexico, and Israel. This is the first partnership of its kind to have the capacity to empower millions of daily…

On its blog, Lyft announced that in New York City, a city with complex transit data, it has chosen to utilize Moovit’s industry-leading transit API to mind the gap between public transit and ride-hai…