Now however, the company has developed the software to address other forms of mobility. Visitors to the Gewi Europe stand will see the latest innovation - TIC for Cycling.
The world is seeing a considerable shift in both travel demand and the way people get around, in part due to the pandemic.
For instance, cycling has seen massive growth with governments and transportation agencies investing heavily in creating a safer and greener transport network which supports cycling as a key means of transport. Dedicated cycle ways and roads that support shared cycle space are seeing unprecedented growth.
As Gewi points out, just like the road network, cycle ways are open to problems and incidents, for instance closures, hazards, weather events, and will require maintaining if they are to support and encourage more and more users.
TIC for Cycling captures information about problems affecting a route from a whole range of sources including crowd-sourced information, sensors, weather data service providers, or disaster warning service providers.
The software enables transport agencies to manage cycleways and paths and gives them the ability to inform, in real-time, cyclists and other users about any issues which may have an impact on cycling, just as they can inform drivers using the road network. Information is shared in TIC JSON format with navigation service providers. Moreover, a standard output of TIC for cycling data can be easily integrated into user apps and other systems.
TIC for Cycling can also be used by agencies to clear all problems caused by cycling incidents: operators will be supported by configurable step-by-step guidelines.
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