In exciting news, Passenger has been appointed to deliver the next generation of Traveline’s family of digital services, including its journey planning service, PlusBus website, and Traveline Data. Joint press release👇 https://t.co/dw1EUFP5Rp

As 2024 draws to a close, we look back on a year filled with exciting milestones and innovation. We've advanced our product capability, supported our partners and improved the experiences of those we serve. Check out our 2024 stats in full https://t.co/RWk5qY9V7u

Today, we’ve given over 500k active app users across the Passenger platform access to proactive travel information — keeping them informed about journey changes that matter most. Highly targeted, real-time information straight to their device. A brilliant effort from the team.👏

Did you know that September is Catch The Bus Month? 🚌 @Morebusco @passengerteam are based in town and they're the brains behind some of the tech that lets you track your bus, keep on top of timetables, and buy a ticket online. Pretty cool! @4ndybrown @tomquay @BusUsersUK 🚌

"Am I more of a tech nerd or a bus nerd? Do you know what, if there was a Venn diagram, I think I’d be the slither in the middle.” Me to filmmaker @geofftech for his new documentary, Britain's Buses at their Best. 🎥🍿 https://t.co/gNyQSdCgiw #CTBM #CatchTheBusMonth

We've made new Catch The Bus Month graphics so myTrip operators can support @BusUsersUK's 2024 campaign on social media. myTrip app operators can use them to promote catching the bus with myTrip this September! Read more👇 https://t.co/BYdRtPFPea #CTBM #CatchTheBusMonth

Passenger is delighted to announce its involvement in the next generation of Kent County Council's Fastrack service, with a new app launching in November 2024. Read how Passenger supported the Go-Ahead Group bid👉 https://t.co/xfbVfhrdAk

When you think of Warrington’s bus company now — its brand new £10 million depot and its recently unveiled electric buses — it’s easy to forget how much has changed under Managing Director Ben Wakerley. We spoke to Ben about his work with Passenger. https://t.co/9ugs6TqQit

Transport for Wales has extended its contract with Passenger for its Traws Cymru app, an important part of its effort to improve access to bus travel throughout Wales.  Read more👇

A great interview with Ben Murray. A useful answer to the 'simple' vs 'complex' fares scope question that anyone involved with BODS will recognise. Well worth a listen.

We are delighted to support this excellent event hosted by @landor_links and @passengerteam as they discuss how passengers can find out how much their journey will cost before catching the bus. https://t.co/dLBbDDp7dC #BODS #BusFare

Ahead of next week's webinar on our Discovering Fares launch, we deep dive into Passenger’s ticket coverage concept and how we're using it to augment the NeTEx data published by operators. Sit back, enjoy the bus ride home and read on...👇 https://t.co/VD4e2CZPcV

Webinar: Discovering Fares – Boosting Bus Usage 🚌🚀 For the first time, riders can find out how much their journey will cost before catching the bus. This webinar will explore the app update from Passenger, and how this project, using NeTEx fares data from the Bus Open Data

Today, Passenger is celebrating the launch of real-time bus fare information in its highly-rated white-label mobile app product, used by over 35 bus companies in the UK to sell tickets and provide travel information to riders planning their journeys. 👇 https://t.co/ZSIMeVIdou

This is game-changing for digital skills in the bus industry. Proud of the team for delivering this to such a high standard, and great to see operator teams already logging in and completing courses!! 🥳

Join us in transforming access to public transport in 2024! We have a new vacancy for a Product Manager in our Product & Design team. Check out our careers site👇 https://t.co/UCMciDamc8 #productmanager #jobs #productjobs #saas #product #hiringnow

An incline isn’t often immediately obvious from a map or a journey plan but can make a huge difference to how accessible that journey really is. #accessibility #transport #bus

Interestingly, steep routes have emerged as a safety concern for particular demographics of user in recent @passengerteam research into walking routes connected to bus journeys.

Boscombe is the only place along the 7 miles of sand which has accessible/wheelchair access to the sea (over the sand), which makes this initiative doubly important.

It’s a steep incline, so I hope it’s been a huge enabler for many to be able to enjoy the sea and beach without the worry of navigating the hill.