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Snapper Services to improve management of UK public transportation networks

Lauren DysonBy Lauren DysonNovember 4, 20222 Mins Read
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New Zealand-based Snapper Services has announced that it is boosting its data and analytics offering in the UK to help operators and local authorities better manage their networks.

Well-established for intelligent ticketing solutions in New Zealand, Snapper Services, part of the ICM Mobility Group, is aiming to help its customers create better public transport experiences across UK networks. It plans to achieve this through a suite of intelligent, data-driven tools and user-friendly interfaces that paint a full picture of transit operations for authorities and operators, helping to streamline and improve operator performance, to provide a better and more attractive service to passengers.

The decision to expand comes at a critical time for UK bus operators, as passenger volume and local passenger journeys start to climb again following the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet the current shortage in drivers, as well as rising fuel costs, means bus operators are under added pressure to keep up with surging demand.

“In the UK, many authorities are left in the dark as to what is happening in their networks and therefore how to solve problems,” says Jon Salmon, executive director, Snapper Services UK. “This is because of large-scale inefficiencies in the process of collecting, processing, and gaining actionable insights from transit data. It is only through trusted data and real-time insights that transport authorities can, using reliable information on exact routes and potential timing issues, improve network consistency and efficiency, save on resources and ultimately, create better transport experiences that drive the journey to a sustainable world. This is exactly what Snapper Services has succeeded in helping New Zealand’s transport industry to do, and as we expand our company and partnerships across the UK, we look forward to working with the many transport authorities and operators we know want to create better networks.”

Snapper Services has been working with Ireland’s National Transport Authority since 2015 to provide a mobile reload application for the Irish transport card, Leap. In the UK, Snapper Services UK supports the West Yorkshire Combined Authority with data-enabled transit insights into bus services across the Yorkshire region, with a number of other customers in the UK and Ireland scheduled to follow.

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Lauren Dyson

Lauren is a regular contributor to Traffic Technology International (TTi) and a freelance technical journalist. Over the past 15 years, she has worked on a wide variety of B2B publications and websites, including a stint as deputy editor of Traffic Technology International from 2014-2016. She has a degree in English from the University of Exeter. Lauren is mum to two busy little girls. She is always in demand!

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