As transit agencies explore the implementation of technology to increase ridership and enhance passenger convenience, one aspect at the forefront of this transformation is mobile fare payment systems. This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of the key considerations, challenges, and best practices for implementing mobile fare payment solutions in transit agencies. By the end of this session, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the implementation of mobile fare payment solutions and contribute to the economic impact of their transit systems.
Join us for an insightful session, where we explore the future of employer engagement and recognition in the realm of transportation benefit programs. This session will highlight how organizations can gain national acclaim for their innovative transportation programs, enhancing their brand and setting themselves apart. Our expert speakers include commuter assistance programs’ (CAP) Program Managers from across Florida, who will share their unique insights and vision on how recognizing organizations with comprehensive transportation benefits not only accelerates the adoption of transportation strategies but also provides a prime opportunity for employers to shine on a national stage. Discover how your agency can leverage recognition to attract top talent and gain valuable media exposure.
This workshop addresses the rising interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) within transit operations, sparked by inquiries about its practical implementation and impact on staff. We will delve into the real-world application of AI in transit, moving beyond theoretical concepts to explore concrete examples and address key questions. This workshop will foster a collaborative environment for sharing knowledge and exploring the future of AI in transportation. Session title and description were generated using AI.
In this session, participants will explore best practices for identifying and implementing different types of transit services tailored to different markets in a service area (transit service toolbox). The discussion will also cover effective communication strategies for informing the public and governing boards. Topics will include information about transit services, methods for measuring service performance and success, and approaches to enhancing internal agency teamwork and communication for better management of new transit services.
The shared mobility service model offers an effective and efficient solution to one of the transit industry’s long-standing challenges: meeting demand amid limited resources. As more transit agencies explore options such as microtransit or partnerships with transportation network companies (TNCs), they will need the most current, objective, and innovative data and information. If you want to learn about best practices, lessons learned, and the latest developments in shared-use mobility in Florida, this interactive session is a must!
Transit automation technologies have the potential to improve safety, reduce operating costs, and increase convenience of the transit service. An increasing number of transit providers nationwide continue testing and demonstrating passenger vehicles with high levels of automation. Yet, these technologies still face challenges with ensuring adequate safety in all operating conditions, achieving public acceptance, overcoming legal and regulatory obstacles, and other issues. Transportation professionals continue debating when transit automation technologies will see widespread market adoption and what impact they will have on transportation costs, workforce development, urban planning, and overall travel behavior. This session will cover the latest developments in automated transit in Florida, including the review of the best practices and lessons learned from recent deployments, as well as the discussion of the existing challenges and obstacles to practical AV implementation in transit service.
