Moova mobility platform that unites multiple transit technology solutions is now available to transit agencies of every size across the US and Canada.
At a glance
Who: Almaviva Group; Iteris.
What: Almaviva’s Moova integrated, modular mobility platform launches in North America.
Why: Agencies can unify their technology stack into a single platform without having to replace existing infrastructure, adopting one solution area at a time, or operating the full integrated platform from day one.
Where: Across the US and Canada.
Iteris, an Almaviva Group company, has announced the launch of Almaviva’s Moova integrated, modular mobility platform, making it available to transit agencies across North America.
Proven at scale in Europe, Moova will be delivered locally through Iteris with North American-based development, implementation and customer success teams.
With Moova, Iteris claims, agencies can unify their technology stack into a single platform without having to replace existing infrastructure, adopting one solution area at a time, or operating the full integrated platform from day one.
“North American transit agencies face the same challenge our European customers faced a decade ago: too many siloed systems, too little integration, and not enough flexibility to evolve. Moova was built to solve exactly that problem,” said Eric Reese, senior vice president Iteris-Almaviva Group and head of the new transit division.
“By introducing Moova in North America with local delivery and support, we can help North American agencies modernise at their own pace while working with a partner that understands their complex operating environment, is accountable, and committed to their long-term success.”
“North American transit agencies face the same challenge our European customers faced a decade ago: too many siloed systems, too little integration, and not enough flexibility to evolve”
Moova is Almaviva’s integrated, modular, and seamless mobility platform, connecting multiple modes of transportation in a single technological framework that supports shared, sustainable, multimodal, and mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) operating models.
It brings together multiple transit technology solutions into a single platform that simplifies operations management and supports a system-wide approach to event response.
In North America, the platform comprises four solutions: service planning and dispatching; operations management; real-time passenger information; and smart mobility.
All solutions are built on open standards (including ITxPT), so agencies can retain ownership of their data and the flexibility to integrate with their preferred vendors. According to Iteris, Moova’s open architecture technology unifies data from any source into a single, configurable control centre, giving agencies complete operational visibility across modes, operators, and systems.
For the North American market, Moova is being localised for regional requirements, including Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), GTFS-RT publishing, and NTD reporting. Through Iteris, Almaviva Group will support agencies with North American-based engineering, deployment, customer success, sales, and marketing resources while developing a regional ecosystem of systems integrators, hardware suppliers, and channel partners.
Iteris’ cloud-enabled solutions help public transportation agencies, municipalities, commercial entities, and other transportation infrastructure providers monitor, visualise, and optimise mobility infrastructure to make mobility safe, efficient, and sustainable.
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