The world is looking to Paris these days - the Summer Olympics have finally begun! Padam Mobility is also at the starting line for this
Article by Beate Kubitz When reading claims that DRT software x has achieved better results than software y, it’s important to look at the context. That’s why I have been looking at the metrics we should be measuring to determine the efficacy of a DRT
Since 2019, Padam Mobility, in partnership with Setec its, has been at the forefront of deploying the DRT system for Île-de-France Mobilités. This service has
Exciting news for the residents of Somerton and Langport! A new on-demand transport service, Slinky, is now available to make getting around the area easier and more convenient. The on-demand test service kicked off on Tuesday 28 May and is expected to run until March
Our last MaaS event in the USA has now come to a successful conclusion, and we can look back on an inspiring and horizon-expanding series
In the sparsely populated rural areas of Cheshire West, traditional public transport has long been a challenge for residents who live far from bus routes.
Padam Mobility, a European leader in the field of dynamic Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) and a subsidiary of Siemens Mobility, in collaboration with Keolis Métropole Orléans and Code-Troopers, announces a significant advance in shared mobility services in suburban areas: the integration of the DRT App
Article by Jim Fleming, Director of Marketing at Fusion Processing Ltd Padam Mobility, a provider of Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) software solutions, is investigating a future
Movia Trafik’s new On-Demand Service "Nærbus" officially launches on April 8, 2024, and will replace three fixed, underutilised bus lines. Users can book the service
For individuals, car-sharing, cycling and public transport are already established as solid options for combating auto-soloing, but what about business travel? What kind of solutions are available to companies to ensure a connection from a station or airport to a sparsely populated area? Here's a