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Electric bus use is growing, with nearly half of municipal buses on the road globally expected to be electric by 2025 and the size of the U.S. electric bus market projected to reach $1.95 billion by 2024.

Public transit use may be on the decline, but luckily, there’s hope for increasing ridership. Restructuring routing and optimizing scheduling stand to overcome the main barriers to public transportation use: a lack of frequency and reliability.

Planning and scheduling of electric fleets shouldn’t be an art form; more tools are coming online to help transit providers optimize their zero emission programs.

A new Automotive World report looks at next-generation mobility and transportation initiatives in Israel

Optibus, which makes cloud-based software to manage public transportation, has added functionality to allow users to work on multiple bus routes at the same time, hoping it will allow for more rider-focused scheduling.

Solution allows transit providers to get a view of the entire transit corridor at once and coordinate trip times that would benefit passengers travelling through the corridor.

Global tech companies announce plans for £1.2 billion investment into the UK, highlighting the strength of the UK tech industry.

Global tech companies announce plans for £1.2 billion investment into the UK, highlighting the strength of the UK tech industry.

Optibus co-founder and CEO Amos Haggiag explains how the AI methodology of deep learning can lead to more efficient mobility.

While some shuttle operations are run using spreadsheets or pen and paper, shuttle operators can take advantage of the emergence of next-generation planning and scheduling platforms for fixed-route operations.