Starting with the phase three rollout of NextGen this Sunday, Metro will begin publishing a GTFS RT in partnership with Swiftly. The intent of the new real-time feed is to improve the accuracy of arrivals including the removal of canceled trips aka "ghost buses."

COVID's wreaking havoc, with folks left and right having to quarantine & call in sick — including transit operators 💜 So Metro Los Angeles worked with us & Swiftly to identify and c̶r̶o̶s̶s̶ ̶o̶u̶t̶ cancelled trips. Now, riders aren't left wondering. thesource.metro.net/2022/01/10/tra…

Is your agency's app showing 'ghost buses' when trips are cancelled? We can fix that! Read here how LA Metro partnered with Swiftly and Transit to provide improved real-time predictions for passengers. hubs.ly/Q012vxKn0

Want to better understand the state of public transit so that you can help improve it? Here is your chance on Feb 15. Join Swiftly as we hear from industry experts at Transit Nelson\Nygaard @TransitCenter Hawaii DOT . Register at info.goswift.ly/state_of_publi…

In celebration of our State of Public Transit (SoPT) report, we're sharing the top 5 submissions to our cartoon caption contest! This contest was part of the SoPT survey fielded at the end of 2021. We hope you enjoy these! You can download the report here: hubs.ly/Q014N53w0

The next evolution of Swiftly: the first Connected Transit Platform. This is a major milestone for the company and for the industry at large. Read the blog about why public transit needs a Connected Transit Platform: goswift.ly/blog/why-publi…

Let's talk about bus speed! Access to opportunity is a critical metric for public transit. Improving bus speeds helps riders get to more destinations, faster. This is where the transit planner comes in, with a toolbox of methods to speed up buses. goswift.ly/blog/speed-map…