The latest press releases and Ticketer news to hit the headlines. Here we celebrate our customers’ successes, and the ticketing technology that’s helping them along the way.
Ticketer has been busy fitting ITSO smart Electronic Ticketing Machines for Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), as part of its commitment to make smart travel as widely available as possible.
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McGill’s, Scotland’s largest independent operator, is bringing back ‘The Clippy’ with the help of hand-held electronic ticket machines (ETMs) from Ticketer. Conductors are now operating on one of the company’s busiest commuter routes to reduce dwell times at bus stops.
Ticketer has won the contract to supply Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) with ITSO smart ticketing machines.
Ipswich Buses was one of the very first operators to start using Ticketer’s electronic ticket machines. After four years Ipswich remains delighted with the system and the two companies continue to work closely together to develop new ways to use the technology.
Following another year of significant growth, Ticketer has built on its innovative solution with the next generation of its Electronic Ticket Machines, significantly increased the speed of its remote ITSO top ups and greatly enhanced its hosting capabilities.
Just when Ticketer thought that the company had every form of public transport covered by its system (buses, trams, trains, hovercraft, aircraft) a request came in from Isle of Man Transport to include horse trams.
We recently met with Bus & Coach Buyer to chat about how we're implementing new processes to help our customers gain the maximum value from their solutions
We caught up with Kelly Hanna to discuss her first year as CEO and the recent changes we’ve implemented to prioritise our customers' needs.
We’ve rounded up our must-know takeouts from Transport Ticketing Global 2024 to bring you up to speed on all the action.
