Exhibitor profile

Automated Static Timetable Information Sheets

The recurrent task of compiling static timetable information sheets is usually time-consuming, often complicated and never one of the most pleasant jobs for transport operators.

Thanks to an innovative concept of timetable information sheets and a brand-new tool allowing automated production based on your GTFS data, we offer our clients a solution for easier implementation and considerable time savings.

Multimodal Compass and Active Transport Modes Plan

Multimodal Compass and Active modes plan are two types of passenger information materials that highlight active modes of transport as a supplement to public transport.

By showing alternative ways to get around a given area, these two complementary systems aim to encourage users to think differently about their journeys.

They provide users with additional mobility options and thereby make a small contribution to the energy transition.

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Multimodal Compass, an original Latitude-Cartagène concept, shows users the journey times to different destinations from their current location using different modes of transport (walking, bicycle, public transport, etc.).

It provides a local perspective that allows anyone to adjust its output through their knowledge and by comparing the different journey times.

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Active transport modes plan, on the other hand, presents the options for getting around on public transport, by bicycle and on foot, all shown via a single medium and at a regional scale.

It makes people more aware of alternative modes of transport and thereby encourages them to combine public transport with more active modes of transport.

Before-and-After Interactive Map

The before-and-after interactive map is an interactive medium for effectively communicating to elected representatives, the transport authority or its users when changes are made to a transport network:

• Destination or extension of bus, metro, tram or BRT lines;
• Major works taking place on the network;
• Significant reorganisation (changes to signage guidelines, prioritisation or renaming of lines, etc.).

This interactive map allows users to visualise and compare the current and future transport network thanks to its 3 complementary modules:

• A full-page interactive map providing an overview of the current network and the future network via a handy graphical tool: the slider;
• A module offering a visualisation of the changes line by line, municipality by municipality and/or district by district;
• An itinerary simulator enabling users to experience a detailed preview of the future network.

The before-and-after interactive map is the ideal tool for discovering, considering, comparing or understanding the changes brought about by a new network. It can be used during the various phases of a project:

• Response to request for proposals;
• Consultation phase;
• Public presentation meetings;
• Assimilation of the new network by users, etc.