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In a time when public transport is facing constant challenges, Region Uppsala has taken a big step forward by introducing Flowmapper to its arsenal of accessibility tools. With a unique combination of quality-assured data, AI and in-depth data analysis, Flowmapper provides invaluable insight into public transport flows. Region Uppsala will be able to perform precise analysis down to the 25-meter level, providing insights into every potential bottleneck and area with low accessibility. Behind every data point and algorithm is a story of improvement, efficiency and a constant quest for a smoother journey for all.
Over the next six years, Region Uppsala will work long-term and strategically with Flowmapper to take a big step towards a more sustainable and accessible future for the region's public transport with a solid foundation of data-driven insights and better decision-making to guide the way forward.
This collaboration marks the beginning of a new era where data-driven decisions will shape the future of public transport in Uppsala, with the goal of making it more attractive and efficient for everyone.
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Timo Palokangas, traffic engineer,Region Uppsala |
“With Flowmapper, we can find the places and routes in the county where the bus is traveling slower than it should - and do something about it! When we work with the municipality to implement measures, such as bus lanes, signal prioritization, and traffic regulation, we can measure the effects and weigh them against the costs of the intervention. If buses get through instead of getting stuck in traffic, we get more public transport for our money, plain and simple!" |
Furthermore, our ability to use Flowmapper to monitor and evaluate the impact of different measures with actual data is an important milestone. This ensures that investments are made where they really make a difference and contribute to a more cost-effective use of taxpayers' money. Through this collaboration, we are taking a big step towards a more sustainable and accessible future for public transport in Uppsala, with a solid foundation of data-driven insights to guide us forward.
