Shotl is heading to UITP Summit 2025 in Hamburg

As the world’s leading event dedicated to public transport and urban mobility, the UITP Summit is a key meeting point for operators, authorities, and mobility innovators from across the globe. Shotl will be there to showcase our approach to flexible, demand-responsive transport—designed to increase efficiency, expand coverage, and make public transport more accessible to all.

Over the past years, Shotl has helped cities, towns, and transit agencies rethink traditional transport models by deploying smart, algorithm-based DRT solutions adapted to local needs. From first-mile/last-mile integration to low-demand evening services, our technology is proving to be a valuable asset in building smarter, more sustainable mobility networks.

If you’re planning to attend UITP in Hamburg, we’d love to connect. Whether you’re exploring a new on-demand service or looking to optimize an existing one, we’re open to sharing ideas and discussing how Shotl can help.

📅 June 15–18, Hamburg Messe
Reach out to book a meeting: hello@shotl.com

Let’s talk about the future of public transport. See you in Hamburg!

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