Rethinking the corporate commute for a net-zero future
A new era for corporate mobility For decades, the daily commute has been treated as an individual’s concern. However, corporate mobility solutions are becoming increasingly important as climate...
View ArticleDigital transport model offers roadmap to improve NDIS access and efficiency
Media release Backed by Ford Philanthropy and powered by Australian tech company SkedGo, the Feonix Catch a Ride Network demonstrates a practical way to connect participants with healthcare, work and...
View ArticleCatch a Ride offers blueprint for councils and NHS to improve transport...
Media release Backed by Ford Philanthropy and powered by SkedGo, US not-for-profit Feonix’s Catch a Ride Network shows how technology can help communities reach healthcare, work and essential...
View ArticleSkedGo achieves ISO 27001 certification
Strengthening trust in mobility technology In today’s data-driven mobility landscape, trust is just as important as innovation. That’s why we are proud to announce that we have achieved ISO 27001...
View Article2025 in Review: Advancing Intelligent, Inclusive and Trusted Mobility
In 2025, the mobility conversation matured. Across transport authorities, technology providers and public services, the focus shifted from experimentation to delivery, from ambition to outcomes....
View ArticleCommunity transport in 2026: digitally enabled, human-centred
In 2026, community transport is no longer a fringe conversation. It is central to how cities and regions enable inclusive access to essential services. Traditional transport planning often overlooks...
View ArticleThe architecture of effortless travel
Why intelligent mobility starts with design, not features There is a useful test for any public transport system: does it require the passenger to think? Not in the sense of route planning or...
View ArticleWhen public transport feels effortless, cities thrive
Image: ITS Australia Awards 2026 for NEC’s MyWay+ app, powered by SkedGo Passengers do not think in fare engines, APIs or cloud architecture. They think in moments: planning a trip, managing a...
View ArticleAre rising fuel costs opening a door to behaviour change?
Fuel price volatility creates a rare moment of genuine openness to change. The question isn’t whether to act, it’s whether the right infrastructure is in place when it matters. In this context, a...
View ArticleThe next frontier in journey disruption
Journey planning and disruption management are usually treated as two separate problems. Planning is what happens before you leave: the route, the modes, the timing. Disruption management is what...
View ArticleThe role of journey planning in broader service ecosystems
After more than a decade of development, Mobility as a Service has produced some genuinely impressive technology, a number of valuable pilots, and a growing body of evidence about what works and what...
View ArticleAI in mobility: Separating the signal from the noise
The mobility sector has enthusiastically adopted AI as a narrative. It has been slower to adopt it as a discipline. Here is what that distinction means for the industry – and for the passengers it is...
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