TomTom and Transit Technologies collaborate on routing data

TomTom transit and NEMT guidance signals expand beyond the in-car navigation market where it has built its reputation TomTom and Transit Technologies announced a partnership that integrates TomTom Orbis Maps and Live Traffic into the Transit Technologies platform, serving public transit, paratransit and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) networks in the United States and Central America. The integration provides real-time traffic awareness and high-precision map data for dynamic routing of vehicles. TomTom Orbis Maps provides a frequently updated, high-quality map layer built for fleet applications, while Live Traffic provides real-time data on traffic congestion, incidents and road changes. Combined, the two components enable Transit Technologies to dynamically adjust routes and improve on-time performance across networks where schedule reliability has a direct impact on passenger well-being. Transit Technologies provides software that powers transit agency operations by serving the networks on which millions of daily travelers depend for reliable transportation. The partnership provides Transit Technologies’ customers with more accurate guidance based on real-world conditions rather than static assumptions. “Public transit agencies are under constant pressure to do more with less, and unreliable routing is a problem no agency can afford. Integrating TomTom’s mapping and live traffic capabilities gives our platform the real-time intelligence needed to help agencies respond to the road conditions they actually encounter, not the conditions they plan for,” Transit Technologies Chief Executive Officer Gerry Leonard said in a statement.

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