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
