Moovit MaaS Solutions for Cities and Transit Agencies

Moovit launched in 2012 as a free transit app, is headquartered in Ness Ziona, Israel, and has been part of Mobileye since 2022, with offices in Brazil, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Turkey, the UK and the US. Beyond its consumer app used by 1.7 billion people in 3,500 cities and 112 countries, it sells Mobility-as-a-Service solutions that help cities, transit agencies and operators improve rider experience and planning.

The B2B suite includes branded white-label mobility apps, mobile fare payments and ticketing, urban mobility analytics, on-demand service and operations tools, TimePro real-time arrival information for buses, public transit APIs and the Transit Data Manager GTFS editor. It draws on a repository of 7,500 transit operators, real-time data for over 4,000 operators and connections to 360 shared and micro-mobility providers. Customers and partners include LA Metro, MTA, IDFM, Keolis, EMT Madrid, Busitalia, Microsoft and Uber.

• Branded apps: white-label mobility apps under the agency's or city's brand.
• Fare payments: mobile ticketing and payments inside the journey planner.
• Urban mobility analytics: demand and travel pattern insights for planners.
• On-demand solutions: service design and operations tools for demand-responsive transport.
• TimePro real-time: real-time arrival information for bus fleets.
• Transit APIs and data tools: public transit APIs and a GTFS editor.

A city transport management centre can launch a branded app with real-time bus and metro arrivals. Bus operators can digitise GTFS data and add real-time tracking to their fleets. Planners can use mobility analytics to redesign bus routes around new metro lines.

Agencies can launch a branded rider app with trip planning, real-time arrivals and ticketing faster than building one. Analytics drawn from 6 billion anonymous data points a day support network planning. Integration with 360 shared and micro-mobility providers enables multimodal trips. The site reports a CDTA real-time system reaching 90% arrival accuracy.

Transit agencies increasingly license proven journey planning and ticketing platforms instead of building their own apps, and are adding AI assistants and multimodal payments. In Southeast Asia, metro expansion and bus modernisation in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia create demand for real-time passenger information, GTFS data management and integrated apps.

Launched in 2012; headquartered in Ness Ziona, Israel; part of Mobileye (Nasdaq: MBLY) since 2022. Offices in Brazil, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Turkey, the UK and the US. Products localised into 45 languages, supported by 875,000 volunteer local editors. Publishes a 2026 ISO certificate.