information of when your transportation will pass will have your perception of waiting increased by up to seven times.

With the popularization of smartphones and their applications, access to instant information has become a constant - and this reality is no different for the public transport segment. The improvement of the pioneering Google Maps, the explosion of cities served by Moovit - a lot of that as a result of making the Mobilibus tool available to its voluntary user communities - and the growth of Here in Brazil, after the acquisition by a group of car manufacturers, demonstrate that the search for information on public transport, rather than a complement, has become a necessity in the routine of cities.

Public transportation companies that have Mobilibus solutions have their information updated in the databases of the main public transport route services - Google Maps, Here and Moovit - that use GTFS data to offer their users information and planning queries of scripts.

In addition to the practicality of using editor information in report creation, they can also be integrated into the application, website and social networks of their own, with maps, schedules and time charts. There is also support for generation of QR codes (bar codes that, when read by the smartphone connected to the internet, leads to a query address of the information); and totems and monitors located in terminals and reference points, with start times being transmitted in real time, using low cost and high-performance technologies.