Some of the world’s top urban mobility leaders today unveiled the world’s first comprehensive multi-modal trip planner, a solution to reduce congestion in cities around the world that will enable developers to build richer apps for consumers to get around their cities. Executives from Moovit, a leading Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app, TomTom, the location technology specialist, and Microsoft’s Azu…

Moovit, a leading Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 urban mobility app, today announced it is partnering with Uber to provide its industry-leading transit APIs for Uber app’s new integration with public transit, which Uber

iPhone users, update your phones. Exclusively on iOS 12 and Moovit’s latest update, you’re able to use Moovit via Siri Shortcuts. Hands full? In a rush? Now you can select your favorite destination, for example, work, …

Moovit has increased the number of transit agencies connected to the Washington DC and Baltimore metro area on the app to provide comprehensive coverage of the area. The transit agencies include: Allegany Transit GTFS

Moovit users expect and require a fast and streamlined experience when using the world-leading urban mobility app. To accomplish maximum speed, efficiency and minimize lags or down time, Moovit manages many hundreds of application servers around the world. For assistance, Moovit deploys Spotinst, the world’s leading Compute Management Platform. The collaboration has enabled Moovit to seamlessly maintai…

Moovit is delighted to add another metro to the app in Belarus — both Polotsk (Polatsk) and Novopolatsk (Navapolatsk). Founded in 862, Polotsk is the oldest town in Belarus, and one of the oldest in the whole Slavic region. Due to the rich history, and the old-style beauty of this town, it’s a popular tourist area for the country. It is recognized as one of the most beautiful towns in Belarus, particularly due to its location o…

How does the experience of using public transit compare around the world? How long do you wait for the bus or train? And, what frustrates you most along the way? We surveyed nearly 12,000 transit riders to find out.   Transit takes time. A. lot. of. time. Nearly 2 hours on average. Bogota and Los Angeles are in a dead heat for…