It’s official ! No more tickets for all Montpellier’s inhabitants every weekend ! Indeed, the operator TAM, has just announced it on its website. A revolution at the initiative of Michaël Delafosse, mayor of the city of Montpellier and president of Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole. Ultimately, the latter wants to completely extend the free service. Zoom
In this period of COVID, many municipalities are launching new solutions to respect the barrier actions as much as possible. Notably in the area of ticket purchasing on public transport. Indeed, in a previous article, we had drawn up a list of solutions for the dematerialization of transport tickets. From Open Payment to SMS tickets,
The well-known startup specialising in electric scooters, Tier, has just announced in its latest press release the launch of a new pilot project with the public transport operator in the Helsinki region. Namely, HSL. Indeed, users can now purchase their public transport tickets directly from the Tier application. Zoom on this great first for a
“One ticket, please.” In this period of Covid-19 pandemic, many cities are looking for solutions to respect the barrier gestures as much as possible. Notably in terms of purchasing tickets. Since the appearance of the magnetic card in the 2000s, twenty years later, new and more innovative solutions have appeared. Focus on the existing ticket
On 30 January, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the International Union of Railways (UIC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Represented by Alexandre De Juniac, CEO of IATA and François Davenne, Director General of IUC, this new partnership aims to meet the new requirements of passengers. Indeed, in the face of the “flygskam”
Who hasn’t forgotten his pass navigo at home? Or to stand in line early in the morning to buy a ticket? All this will be the past ! In fact, from September 30, you’ll only need your smartphone to use the metro, bus, tram or RER in Paris… But only on one condition : you
