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Quick Scheduling Decisions at Keolis North America
Keolis develops public transport solutions worldwide, and commits to a sustainable and connected mobility. We spoke to CJ Bright, senior operations planner at Keolis North America on how Keolis uses Optibus.
New York’s Nassau Inter County Express (NICE) chooses Optibus for its scheduling platform
Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) is the local bus system serving Nassau County, New York and eastern portions of the New York City borough of Queens. Once part of the MTA, the system has operated as a public-private partnership between Nassau County and Transdev (formerly Veolia) since 2012.NICE chose the Optibus platform for its scheduling software.
Reducing Costs and Improving Work Quality: Solutions for Better Scheduling at MV Transportation
The following is based on an interview with Liz Stayner, Planning Manager at MV Transportation. Stayner uses Optibus for runcutting and scheduling for multiple MV divisions and agencies. Stayner started working at MV as a dispatcher in the Bay Area. She quickly moved into operations and special projects, helping different divisions with runcuts and operations…
Metronit saves over $3m a year using Optibus
Metronit has been using Optibus, delivering $ 3 M of annual savings, reducing duties by 20% and decreasing deadhead trips.
Schedule optimization at Metropoline achieves much more than just cost reduction!
After using Optibus for several months, the bus company reports a positive impact on operational expenditure, due, amongst other factors, to the elimination of deadhead trips. Optimized vehicle schedules enabled Metropoline to reduce their fleet size, while improving quality of service, and avoiding penalties from the Ministry of Transport for delayed or cancelled trips. Most importantly, drivers enjoy better working conditions and convenient working hours with regular breaks in accordance with labor regulations, which assures their loyalty to Metropoline.
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