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Services and mobility

Fares, timetables and charging points, on one map.

Mobility decisions depend on what a journey costs and how easy it is to make, by route and time of day. We capture ride-hailing fare estimates, public transport timetables and fares, micromobility pricing and EV charging points, and structure them for planners, operators and investors.

Business challenges

What makes this industry hard to track.

01

Fares vary by time and demand

Ride-hailing estimates change with demand, so a route needs repeated captures across the day and week to be understood.

02

Timetables in many formats

Operators publish timetables as open feeds, web pages or PDFs, and revise them seasonally.

03

Charging point data quality

Charging locations, connector types, power ratings and tariffs are listed inconsistently and change as networks expand.

04

Route definitions

Comparisons only work if routes are defined consistently, by origin and destination points rather than loose place names.

What you can track

Eight data points our clients rely on.

Ride-hailing fare estimates

Quoted fare range by product tier, route and time of capture.

Surge indicators

Whether dynamic pricing is applied at the time of capture.

Estimated pickup time

Quoted wait time for each product tier.

Public transport timetables

Routes, stops, frequencies and first and last services.

Public transport fares

Single, return and pass prices by zone or distance.

Micromobility pricing

Unlock fees and per-minute rates for shared scooters and bikes.

EV charging points

Location, operator type, connectors, power rating and number of bays.

Charging tariffs

Published price per kWh or per minute and any session fees.

Sample dataset

An illustrative extract.

Illustrative ride-hailing fare estimates for fixed routes, standard tier
Captured atSourceCityRouteDistance (km)Fare estimateCurrencySurge
2026-09-04 08:15Ride-hailing App ARiyadhKing Khalid Airport to Olaya3595-110SARNo
2026-09-04 08:15Ride-hailing App BJakartaSoekarno-Hatta Airport to Sudirman32185000-215000IDRYes
2026-09-04 08:20Ride-hailing App CBogotáEl Dorado Airport to Chapinero1532000-38000COPNo
2026-09-04 08:20Ride-hailing App DSan FranciscoSFO to Union Square2248-56USDYes
2026-09-04 08:25Ride-hailing App EParisCDG to Opéra2852-60EURNo

Illustrative rows. Sources, markets and fields are agreed with you during scoping.

Use cases

How teams put it to work.

Fare benchmarking by route

Repeated fare estimates on a fixed set of routes and times, showing price levels and surge patterns across operators.

Network and service mapping

Timetables and fares from public transport operators, joined to stops and routes for accessibility and catchment analysis.

EV charging coverage

A current inventory of public charging points, power levels and tariffs by city, showing gaps for network planning.

FAQ

Questions about transport and mobility data

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How do you capture ride-hailing fare estimates?

We request fare estimates for fixed origin and destination points at scheduled times, as a rider would before booking. No rides are booked, and each estimate is stored with its route, time and product tier.

Can you combine timetables from different operators?

Yes. We take open timetable feeds where they exist and extract from web pages or PDFs where they do not, then standardise everything to a single stop and route structure.

How current is EV charging point data?

We refresh charging point inventories on a schedule agreed with you, often weekly, and record additions, removals and tariff changes between runs.

Is any personal location data involved?

No. We capture fares, schedules and infrastructure, not the movements of individuals. Routes are defined by fixed points you choose.

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