Dutch mapping company TomTom is working with North Carolina-based mobility software firm Transit Technologies to enable real-time routing intelligence.

Integrating TomTom Orbis Maps and Live Traffic into Transit Technologies’ fleet and logistics offerings should help transit, paratransit and non-emergent medical transportation (NEMT) networks across the USA and Central America.

Transit Technologies serves agencies that millions of riders depend on daily for reliable, on-time transportation. By incorporating TomTom’s high-precision map data and real-time traffic intelligence, Transit Technologies can help agencies make more informed, traffic-aware routing decisions across complex transportation networks, supporting more efficient, rider-centred operations.

“Transit agencies are under constant pressure to do more with less and unreliable routing is a problem no agency can afford,” said Gerry Leonard, CEO of Transit Technologies. “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’re actually facing, not the conditions they planned for.”

Benoit Joly, head of sales at TomTom, added: “Transit agencies need mapping technology that performs under real-world conditions. We’re proud to support Transit Technologies in delivering the routing accuracy and real-time awareness that transit, paratransit and NEMT providers need to keep riders moving and communities connected.”

TomTom Orbis Maps provides a frequently updated, high-fidelity map layer built for demanding fleet and logistics applications. Combined with TomTom Live Traffic, delivering real-time awareness of congestion, incidents and road changes, Transit Technologies gains the intelligence needed to adjust routes dynamically, improve on-time performance and deliver more consistent service across networks where schedule reliability has a direct impact on rider welfare.

TomTom (www.tomtom.com) is headquartered in Amsterdam with 3300 employees around the globe.

Through its integrated TransitOS platform, Transit Technologies (www.transit-technologies.com) helps public transit agencies, airports, universities and specialised mobility providers modernise operations, improve efficiency and deliver safer, more reliable transportation through intelligent, data-driven technology.