Shotl News

This post concludes our series looking at how insights from different types of DRT data can be used to improve public transport across the board.

Shotl has launched a new operation in a small town in the Catalan Costa Brava area. This transport service modernizes one that was created to cover a social need and provide mobility between three scattered municipalities that make up the urban nucleus of Castell-Platja d'Aro.

Configuring traffic and public transport services relies on accurate, real-time data. In this post, we look at how vehicle data gathered from on-demand mobility can complement traditional on-street data collection methods.

In conjunction with transport company mybuxi, Shotl launches a new Demand Responsive Transportation (DRT) operation in the Swiss Alps.

Barcelona has made a fundamental shift away from traditional transport planning. Focusing instead on a digitalized, demand-led approach allows for greater efficiency and inclusivity in public transport services.

Shaping mobility trends over the next few decades will have a huge impact on how society as a whole evolves. The mobility model has a big impact on environmental and social equilibrium and is undoubtedly linked to greenhouse gas emissions and economic inequality. The ongoing pandemic crisis has also raised awareness of the global impact of human activities on the planet at an unprecedented scale.

Public transport operators require comprehensive, reliable data for accurate decision-making and planning. However, data gathered from traditional fixed-route-and-schedule transit can only ever yield part of the picture. Visualizing the other half requires demand-responsive transit (DRT).

With the arrival of summer, Shotl has launched a new deployment in Italy. Shuttle Mare is a free transport service to and from the beach that complements traditional bus and metro services in the city of Rimini.

After being paralyzed by the global pandemic, the world is slowly starting to turn again. Clear examples are the recovery of mobility and the return of in-person attendance at fairs, congresses, and events.

Writing, thinking, imagining, proposing, making mistakes. We constantly add value to our environment through knowledge. We build connections that lead to mental structures and, eventually, to new ideas. We are living in the Knowledge Society.

In July 2021, our Co-founder and CEO, Gerard Martret, attended the annual conference of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA).

The operation began on October 8th 2018 and it is available for over 30,000 people, living on the west side of Málaga.

In conjunction with transport company mybuxi, Shotl launches a new Demand Responsive Transportation (DRT) operation in the Swiss Alps.

Covid-19 has changed the way we live, work and move, and not always for the worse. Now, mobility hubs represent an opportunity to capitalize on the trend towards more local living by improving access to multimodal transit.

Shotl’s efforts over the last year have been rewarded with the prestigious EntrepreneurXXI Award presented during the Mobile World Congress.