Ticketing / MaaS

First Bus has completed the migration of its national mobile ticketing back office to Masabi’s platform, covering all regional operations across the UK and millions of app users. The British operator, which serves more than one million customers daily, has selected Masabi as the provider of its cent...

Public transport ticketing technology provider Kentkart and artificial intelligence company Sherpa.ai have entered a partnership to explore the integration of artificial intelligence into account-based public transport fare management. The collaboration will combine Sherpa.ai’s Private AI technology...

Masabi has been awarded a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract, enabling more than 50,000 public agencies across the US and Canada to procure its fare collection technology through a pre-competed purchasing framework. Masabi has announced that its Justride fare collection platform is now avail...

Conduent has entered into an agreement to sell its Public Transit business to Modaxo for $164 million, with closing expected before the end of 2026. The transaction marks a structural change in Conduent’s transportation portfolio, separating its transit-focused operations from its tolling activities...

INIT will implement an account-based ticketing system for Transport for NSW as part of the Opal 2.0 upgrade across Sydney’s public transport network, in Australia. German supplier INIT announced on 6 May 2026 that it has secured the contract to modernize the Opal ticketing system for Transport for N...

The Go-Ahead Group announces it has introduced a new feature enabling bus passengers to load season tickets directly onto their payment card in Google Wallet, removing the need for barcodes, smartcards or paper tickets. The system is currently being piloted on the Brighton & Hove Buses network. ...