Shotl News

Shotl will be at this year’s 4YFN in Barcelona. Come visit our Booth @ ACCIÓ, R4.2 and find out how On Demand technology is changing transportation.

As 5G technology and smart cities continue to develop it is essential that we create broad alliances that empower from the bottom up and here at Shotl we are committed to this kind of 5G revolution.

Shotl will launch a new mobility platform for passengers with physical disabilities, as part of a pilot project that digitizes and automates existing services in Lisbon.

We are happy to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at the first edition of MOVE’19 in London. Come visit us at our stand in the Startup Village (February 12th - 13th).

On Monday, January 21st, 2019, Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) launched a new-demand responsive bus service in cooperation with Shotl.

Groundbreaking technologies are transforming the way we get around town, only this could be causing a new disparity among us.

In January of this year, Shotl has started a collaboration with Finnish all-weather autonomous driving software company Sensible 4, as part of a consortium within the FABULOS project.

Shotl has partnered up with Valencia’s transportation authority to launch the first on-demand dispatch system designed to make life easier for passengers with physical disabilities.

Our algorithmic solution matches multiple passengers, that are heading in the same direction, with a moving vehicle, minimizing ride distances and waiting time, thus offering a better transportation service and experience.

On November 28th, Shotl co-founder and CCO Gerard Martret spoke at the Fleet Europe Summit which was held at Palau de Congressos de Catalunya in Barcelona.

On August 1st, Shotl launched in Vallirana, a residential municipality on the outskirts of Barcelona. Now, after just four months of service feedback points towards unprecedented success.

A new operation is due to begin on November 19th and will connect the small town of Haukipudas with the city of Oulu.

In today’s world, models of transportation have multiplied and diversified, from individual modes to collective systems. The most dominant personal modes are still the private car and the motorbike, followed by bicycles and taxis.

Shotl will be at this year’s congress in Barcelona. Come visit our Booth @ Hall 2, D413 and find out how On Demand technology is changing transportation.

When operating in the mobility sector how can a business model based on technology differentiate itself and be profitable in the long run?