Note: be patient, this article has some large images. Introduction I have collected several pictures of electric scooters. The success of the respective startups is depending on the massive adoption of their product. I hope they have planned it well, … Continue reading The destiny of the scooter
Back at square one This site is about public transportation, so let’s focus on that. In a series of earlier articles I started to write about XSTS and what makes it different from GTFS. I don’t say better, because for … Continue reading More about route tracing
Note: it is better to start with this article first. From the needs of a runner … When it comes to transit and mobility, nothing beats … a mobile app. There are literally dozens of apps for people that run. … Continue reading Route tracing
Root cause Harsh winters and hot summers can have a devastating impact over the road. One of the most frequent byproducts of adverse climate conditions are the potholes that form on the road. No matter if it is a large … Continue reading Road auditing
In a previous article I started to write about mobility as a service. Let’s continue …. Traditional (public service) This is what public transit companies do best. The usual suspects include: bus variants (regular, trolley) rail variants (tram, subway, train, … Continue reading More MaaS
Following a previous article, I continue with what I consider an educated best guess, for the three scenarii mentioned there: have a fast mobile team ready to cover the ground area. It can operate during heavy rainfalls, snowfalls or tree … Continue reading Plan for worst, hope for best
A trend It is one of the fastest growing topics of the last years: as a service. We have seen a plethora of software companies, like Amazon, Google, or Microsoft offering something called IaaS, PaaS, SaaS. And the movement got … Continue reading Mobilty as a Service
When browsing for new topics, one can find interesting articles. For example, the article in this link is about public transit and how the rider becomes an user. While the original is in French, the link is going throuogh Google … Continue reading External blog review: from user to rider
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