The Latest in On-Demand Transit

Identifying appropriate federal funding options is critical to ensuring the operational and financial success of an on-demand transit service.

The new innovative service will provide a first/last-mile solution to improve transit accessibility, affordability, and productivity.

Low ridership on fixed-routes in Airdrie, Alberta resulted in a move to cost-effective, reliable, and accessible on-demand transit.

Replacing underperforming fixed routes with on-demand transit is a more sustainable and cost-effective way to maintain service.

RideCo plans to leverage its $20M Series A funding to deliver on-demand transit success stories in more communities across North America.

Omnitrans introduced its third microtransit zone in Bloomington! Rides can be booked on the free mobile app powered by RideCo.

On-demand transit provides accessible mobility options that reduce GHG in low-density neighborhoods, without the high cost of fixed routes.

With increasing demand for technology-led services, RideCo's innovative on-demand solution allowed the company to launch 28 zones in 2021.

On Sunday, August 8th, the RTC launched RTC OnDemand, a new on-demand transit service in partnership with RideCo.

On-demand transit modernizes and improves existing paratransit services by providing an accessible, reliable, and efficient solution.

Okotoks town council has approved expanded services for the town's transit system.

RideCo's Time Snapping feature ensures drop offs and pickups are scheduled at the optimal time, guaranteeing consistent on-time performance.

Transit staffing shortages are impacting services across North America. With on-demand technology, agencies can mitigate these challenges.

On-demand transit seamlessly connects the first and last mile of residents' trips into your agency's existing fixed-route system.

Okotoks On-Demand Transit has been awarded the Minister’s Award for Municipal Excellence in the Service Delivery Innovation category.

VIA opens its third transit-on-demand zone with more planned in 2022.

Launched in May, Guelph's on-demand transit service is expected to save taxpayers $162,000 by year's end.

This feature optimizes against all seat capacity configurations within your specialized fleet to ensure every requested ride is serviced.

On-demand transit reduces our industry's carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions, while providing efficient and sustainable service.

RideCo’s on-demand transit service now serves seven service zones in LA. County

Solutions to your top challenges fall into four categories: first/last mile, underperforming bus routes, low-density mobility, and paratransit.

Earlier this month, Metro McAllen in McAllen, Texas, launched a new microtransit pilot project with RideCo, called Micro McAllen.

On-demand transit pilots are successful when the agency's goals are met or exceeded. Learn which 5 KPIs are most important to monitor!

First-of-its-kind app integration from Transit and RideCo enables riders to connect microtransit with light rail, subway, and bus rapid transit.

Via’s patent lawsuit is meritless, asserts RideCo. RideCo’s user optionality-based technology, predating Via’s patents, is fundamentally different.

Among the 10 largest cities in the U.S., 6 transit agencies have adopted app based on-demand public transit, and RideCo serves 50% of them.

When implementing on-demand transit technology in your community, it is important to thoroughly understand all the possible service models.

Our app integration with Transit app enables riders to connect microtransit with light rail, subway, and bus rapid transit.

RideCo's on-demand ridesharing service first launched in December 2020, and is now available in seven zones in L.A. County.

Recently, public transit has been adapting to advancements in technology, but there are still lots of changes expected in the industry.

As investments in on-demand transit grow, your agency may be considering piloting this innovative technology. Great news: it's easy to do!

Five cities throughout North America were excited to welcome RideCo-powered microtransit services between April 19th and May 3rd.

A new service will soon roll out on Leduc Transit as operations transition from fixed routes to on-demand service in the coming months.

Most paratransit services today limit rider flexibility, but paratransit experts in Guelph and St. Catharines are implementing the on-demand solution.

Demand-responsive transit enhances convenience and flexibility through the use of technology, enabling transit access for everyone.

Fixed-route public transit limits mobility in medium- and low-density neighborhoods. Learn more about its challenges and solutions.

Merced's newly-launched microtransit service, 'Micro Bus', is improving public transit efficiency in Los Banos, Dos Palos, Gustine, and Santa Nella!

Originally posted by Guelph Today on April 28th. Guelph's on-demand transit service has officially launched!

From on-demand transit and connected traffic lights to electric and autonomous vehicles, learn more about smart cities and their technologies.

RideCo's Dynamic Driver Breaks ensures drivers are taking breaks at the optimal time so that riders are consistently picked up on time.

From decreasing transit costs, to increasing service coverage and convenience, on-demand transit solves transit challenges worldwide!

On April 19th, the Town of Cobourg will be soft launching Cobourg Rides, a town-wide, demand-based, public transit service.

RideCo's Microtransit Service Integrator enables transit flexibility without the use of multiple costly vehicle fleets.

Legacy dial-a-ride services are inefficient, but Houston METRO proved that modernizing with on-demand transit is simple and successful!

On-demand transit is improving mobility around the world. Learn more about this innovative technology, its use cases, and its benefits.

The Town of Okotoks launched RideCo's on-demand transit solution in late-2019 and is already seeing tremendous success!

RideCo's on-demand transit is coming to Guelph in Spring 2021!

RideCo's on-demand transit is replacing an inefficient bus-route in Barrie to improve ridership.

RideCo replaced the legacy paratransit technology and remotely launched a microtransit service amid a global pandemic.

COLT in Cochrane, Alberta allows residents to request a bus at one of 152 stops in the community.

RideCo's on-demand transit system lowered call center bookings by 66%, while reducing Houston METRO's cost per passenger by 21%.

With over 400 designated pickup/drop off virtual stops within a five-minute walk of all riders, RideCo's on-demand service is everywhere!

Before RideCo, suburban Calgary couldn't connect with the rest of the city via transit; now, commuters can get to the nearest transit hub in minutes!

RideCo implemented 13-seater shuttles to lower operating costs and allow for greater ridesharing by employees.

Alongside their partner Grab, RideCo's shuttle service brings employees from their homes to Singapore's army base, and vice versa.

Employees on Jurong Island had trouble getting to work, but RideCo's 90+ pickup/drop off locations ensured every worker has access to transit.

Transit operators are realizing that the only viable solution to their transit challenges is on demand.

RideCo's top-ranked services have been selected out of 203 firms to launch and operate an on-demand transit system in Los Angeles.

RideCo and Grab partner to launch and operate a fully automated, dynamically route, on-demand van service in Singapore.

RideCo and Grab expand microtransit partnership in Southeast Asia to continuously grow ridership.

RideCo and Metrolinx partnered to plan, launch, and operate an on-demand microtransit pilot, Go Connect.

RideCo's microtransit service in Toronto connects passengers from residential areas to commercial downtown hubs.