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Achieve Commingled Service with our Solutions
We have transformed cities like San Antonio by increasing ridership, improving passenger experience and on-time performance while reducing cost per passenger cost by 30%.
We turn static transit systems into dynamic on-demand networks driven by results
We helped San Antonio achieve 95%+ on-time performance.
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How could we take your microtransit pilot to the NEXT LEVEL with our app capabilities?
1. Service Optimization
To support ridership recovery, RideCo provides ongoing service optimization recommendations, in conjunction with outreach marketing efforts.
2. Flexible Booking Options
Riders have the flexibility to book their trips on demand, in advance, or pre-book for multiple days.
3. Time Snapping
RideCo’s app ensures seamless connections using an on-demand service to existing fixed-route destinations and schedules.
We are trusted by industry leaders and the first company to launch an app-based public micro transit service in North America and Asia.
Today, our clients include four of the largest ten cities in the United States and Canada.
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See what our clients are saying about us.
“[RideCo’s service] will increase the ability for all residents to move freely around town, including the youth, seniors, those with disabilities, as well as those residents who prefer to not use a personal vehicle”
Bill Robertson, Mayor of Okotoks
We came from such a challenge space and RideCo helped us turn a corner. They simplified our processes with automated AI-driven tools, centralized backend operations, and gave us better control of our operation systems.
Tyler Means, Chief Mobility and Strategy Officer, KCATA
“[RideCo’s] on-demand transit has proven to be a true game changer. The service has been tremendously successful as a flexible travel option that helps VIA become more efficient."
Jeffrey C. Arndt, President & CEO, VIA Metropolitan Transit
"It is a giant Uber bus system. It was almost half the operating cost for the town [compared to a continuously circulating bus system].”
Jeff Genung, Mayor of Cochrane