Have you ever had to plan a long-distance transport journey? Then you know the hassle: juggling multiple websites for schedules and prices, figuring out how to get to the station, and stressing out over timing. At Moovit, we’re always looking for ways to make public transport more seamless, accessible, and efficient for million…

Spooky season is here, and Moovit is unveiling eight Halloween-inspired day trips New Yorkers can get to within 2 hours — no car required. Many New Yorkers rely on transit for their …

“We believe in mobility as a basic human right,” declared Ziv Kabaretti, Moovit’s VP of Products, to AMI Accessible Media Host Steven Scott in an interview on Double Tap, the technology show for blind and part…

On February 4th, public transit agencies in cities throughout the United States – which include numerous Moovit partners – celebrate Transit Equity Day to promote equity in public transportation and raise awareness about the critical importance of transit to a…

In honor of Independence Day we are so glad to announce that we’ve expanded Moovit’s app coverage to an additional 168 US cities and towns, across 13 states!  With this expansion, a total of 192 million Americans can access Moovit and find the most convenient ways to get around using public and shared transit — not just on Independence Day, but everyday — for cle…

Many of you already know the story of Moovit’s origins — founded in 2012 to mind the gap in disjointed public transportation information and simplify urban mobility around the world. We put much of our time and energy into getting the company off the ground, quickly locking in four rounds of funding totaling over $130 million, and eventually got acquired by Intel for almost $1 billion …

It’s that time of the year — Moovit’s Global Public Transport Report is here to reveal insights about global transit trends about the way people moved around their cities in 2022.  This year, lockdowns came to an end, remote-only activities decreased, and people felt free to move around…

Remember taking the bus back in the old days? You would arrive at the station and read the paper schedule to see when the next bus would be set to arrive, or check the transit agency’s website beforehand to plan your journey, or perhaps you asked others at the stop for information. Nowadays, while many agencies still operate like this, urban mobility apps are available in thousands of …

With digital schedules and real-time information, mobile apps have become some of the most useful and efficient ways for public transit riders to plan their journeys. Riders can view their options and select the most suitable trips for them, but the most convenient apps offer users the ability to plan — and pay — for their journeys. 

In 2015, Santiago Albarracín was on the search for a mobile app with information about public transportation in his hometown of Bucaramanga, Colombia when he discovered Moovit. “It was a recommendation from the app store,” he recalls. But the experience was frustrating since the app didn’t offer information about Bucaramanga. “The only Colombian city that had public transportation info…