RideCo News

Okotoks town council has approved expanded services for the town’s transit system.

Okotoks On-Demand Transit has been awarded the Minister’s Award for Municipal Excellence in the Service Delivery Innovation category.

VIA opens its third transit-on-demand zone with more planned in 2022.

Launched in May, Guelph’s on-demand transit service is expected to save taxpayers $162,000 by year’s end.

RideCo’s on-demand transit service now serves seven service zones in LA. County.

Earlier this month, Metro McAllen in McAllen, Texas launched a new microtransit pilot project with RideCo, called Micro McAllen.

First-of-its-kind app integration from Transit and RideCo enables riders to connect microtransit with light rail, subway, and bus rapid…

Via’s patent lawsuit is meritless, asserts RideCo. RideCo’s user optionality-based technology, which predates Via’s patents, is…

Among the 10 largest cities in the U.S., 6 transit agencies have adopted app based on-demand public transit, and RideCo serves 50% of them.

Residents in the generation park area of Harris County, Texas, will be able to access the new service, launched July 19th, 2021.

For the next 6 months, each on-demand transit ride in L.A. is just $1 — well below the fares for cab and other ride-sharing companies.

RideCo’s on-demand ridesharing service first launched in December 2020, and is now available in seven zones in LA County.