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Bus services across the Liverpool City Region are set for a major transformation, with plans for a fully publicly-run bus network moving forward at pace. The introduction of a franchised system will see services brought under public control for the first time in nearly 40 years, promising more frequent buses, better connections and improved infrastructure. Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Franchising is Coming Sooner Than Planned You’ve probably heard about the move to bus franchising—where routes, fares and timetables will be planned by the public sector rather than private companies—but here’s what’s happening next. The first phase kicks off in St Helens and Wirral, with the new system up and running by September 2026. The whole region should be fully franchised by the end of 2027, a year ahead of schedule. Mayor Steve Rotheram, said: “Reliable, regular, and affordable buses are the backbone of a great public transport system. They connect people to work, education, and each ...
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Ticketer Hits an 8-Billion Ticket Milestone

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Ticketer, the leading supplier in real-time information, fleet management and smart ticketing for the UK’s bus and coach industry, has just hit a mega-milestone—its 8 billionth ticket sale. The lucky ticket? Sold on an Arriva Merseyside bus no less. This milestone not only marks Ticketer’s deep-rooted partnership with Arriva but also its ongoing impact on the entire industry since it launched in 2009.

A person holds a Santander Visa card near a payment terminal from Ticketer, ready for a contactless transaction. The terminal, known for helping transit systems celebrate the issuance of their 8 billionth ticket, displays where to tap. Indoors, part of a street is visible through the window.
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But what does shifting 8 billion bus tickets really say? Well, it’s proof that Ticketer’s tech is reliable, scalable and in it for the long haul. From their smart solutions in real-time information and fleet management to using data to power better services, Ticketer’s tools are there to help their customers provide first-rate service for passengers every day.

Shaping the Future of the Bus and Coach Game

Kelly Hanna, Ticketer CEO, had to say this about the milestone,
"Reaching 8 billion tickets is a remarkable achievement, but this milestone isn’t just about the numbers – it reflects the enduring partnerships we’ve created, our continuous innovation and the confidence that our customers have placed in our technology over the years,"

"We’re thrilled to celebrate this moment with Arriva and the entire bus and coach community, and are excited to keep driving innovation that makes a positive impact for operators, authorities and passengers alike."

Big Plans at Euro Bus Expo 2024

Up next, Ticketer is all set to unveil the latest in their innovative solutions at Euro Bus Expo 2024 next month. Pop by their stand and you’ll get the scoop on their new franchising tools, made by expanding the Ticketer Portal with fresh features like ‘Franchise Owner’ and ‘Franchise Operator’ roles. It’s all about making life easier for operators and authorities managing regulated services.

Ticketer

And that’s not all. Ticketer’s Road Restriction Alerts just got a makeover, now covering ‘Hazard’ and ‘Navigational’ alerts alongside the usual height and width limits. Plus, don’t miss the Ticketer Insights Hub, their shiny new suite of Business Intelligence dashboards and the latest in on-bus ticketing—the Ticketer Next Generation ETM.

Excited about Euro Bus Expo, Kelly goes on to say,

"We have a lot of exciting developments to share, and are looking forward to showcasing our commitment to helping authorities and operators achieve success and deliver exceptional service to passengers through our latest solutions."

Pop by Ticketer’s stand, number 180 in the Technology Zone at Euro Bus Expo 2024, to see what all the fuss is about!

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