What’s on the minds of the leaders of the world’s top mass transit agencies?

What’s on the minds of the leaders of the world’s top mass transit

agencies?

Singapore

Paris

New York

São PauloCredit: flickr: wired, spirosk, philbeard

30,000 people / track / hour

3,000 people / lane / hour

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A driver produces three times as much carbon dioxide equivalents as a subway rider – and more decibels too.

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Transit Leadership Summit

20-cent token

35-cent token

50-cent token

60-cent token

75-cent token

$1.25token

Fare technology: tokens

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Fare technology: Magnetic-strip cards

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Fare technology: Contactless cards

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Fare technology: Bank cards

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Focus on the customer

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Several cities make available real-time train info for phone apps.

Washington Metro engages in active conversations over Twitter.

In São Paulo, you can file a complaint by text or by phone app.

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Holistic urban transportation network

Credit: Transport for London

Next Transit Leadership Summit:Singapore, March 2013

www.rpa.org/transit-leadership