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Smart mobility trends are pushing towns and cities to explore new mobility options for citizens while still struggling to fund public transport models inherited from the 20th century.

Data shed light on the desires of consumers, which is the main reason many companies consider data science to be a key factor in their strategic business plans.

It’s frequently heard that “being on the map” in a market is one of the keys to success for a startup.

A new study suggests we may not need to wait for full uptake of autonomous vehicles to start seeing a positive effect on traffic flow.

Our winning proposal to provide flexible, on-demand public transport for isolated rural populations will run as a 6-month pilot test with the Association of Rural Initiatives of Catalonia (ARCA).

At Shotl we have partnered with a well known Portuguese bus operator witha long story within the mobility sector. Faithful to this philosophy, recently theyhave been offering an alternative traveling solution for their employees.

MaaS Apps offer a unique interface for passengers to plan, book and pay their trips in one single place. That's why we have developed the Shotl Application Pro-gramming Interface (API) for MaaS operators.

After decades of dreaming, flying vehicles may finally be ready to soar into the wild blue yonder. But what will our cities look like when the sky’s no longer the limit?

Electric vehicle sales continue to grow year on year but there’s still a way to go before they overtake combustion engines. Now, though, new electric minivans could provide opportunities for cleaner local transport.

Quick connected services in low-density areas must be provided by a transport mode that’s adaptable and ready to arrive quickly to every home, whenever it is needed.

Public transport operators have confronted numerous issues in recent years - and keeping up social distancing on vehicles when ridership increments at peak times will be yet another.

There aren’t many upsides to the Covid-19 pandemic but increased social cohesion is one. Now, it’s time to build on it, extending our concern to local communities and ensuring they can adapt and survive the new normal.

As the world’s wheels begin to turn again, many cities are taking advantage of a unique opportunity to rethink urban space and ensure healthier streets.

One of the central values at Shotl is that the data we collect is valuable for transport operators and city planners. That’s why, every Monday morning, we deliver a report with the most relevant KPIs.

The requirement for more space is driving city pioneers around the World to reexamine how space is utilized, reclaiming it back from vehicles, and giving it to people to walk, to meet, to work out, or to just sit.