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eBook - The Transport Network of Tomorrow
Find out about the technology that will make public transport as convenient as your own car.
Technology Transforming the Taxi Industry eBook
Taxi and eHail services are crucial for a holistic transport system built on a smart-city framework of shared, real-time data.
eBook: The Connected Paramedic
Moving beyond a connected ambulance to a connected paramedic.
What-If Analysis: The Science of Optimisation
Are you realising the most effective cost-benefit optimisation for your business?
Resurrecting the Taxi
How can the Taxi Industry compete and success in a rapidly changing market? This eBook looks at how the industry is reinventing itself.
How You Can Power Steer Your BUSiness
Find out how other bus operators are uncovering efficiencies and getting ready for tomorrow with technology.
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Introducing Corvanta! A new patient-centric brand has been launched from the former Emergency Services business of Trapeze. Read the full Press Release to Learn More.
In this Transit Unplugged TV episode, Paul dives into the details with Ahmad Bahrozyan, CEO of the Road and Transport Authority (RTA), as he shares their vision of autonomous vehicles and air taxis.
Trapeze Group has been selected to implement an Intelligent Transport System (ITS) to help manage 450 new buses, as part of Abidjan’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system.
Bus, Light Rail, Ferry
Having decided to use public transport, no one wants to waste their time waiting at a stop. Headway managed high-frequency services are a great option. David Panter, our resident ITS expert explores why.
Rail
TTG Energymiser® is now part of the Trapeze suite of Rail solutions helping you meet your industry challenges head on.
‘Digital Twins’ is a concept used in multiple industries. It’s where the physical world is represented in a digital environment to enable a way to view events in real time and provide insights after they happen.
Bus
Find out why ITS technology is needed to manage the new complexities electric vehicles bring to bus fleets.