After a previous collaboration with Stroomlijn, it was possible for Censys in Eindhoven to convert faster to the new carrier.
The fact that the Rotterdam transport company can switch quickly became clear when Drechtsteden announced that it would place student transport at the Rotterdam Mobility Center (RMC) from 1 November. After the previously contracted carrier announced that it would stop working in the regions of Dordrecht, Amstelveen and Aalsmeer, all those municipalities were looking for solutions. Stroomlijn, who provides this adapted transport within the Drechtsteden region, managed to contract a new carrier.
As a result, last week RMC concluded an agreement with the Eindhoven software company Censys BV and took the decision to use the group transport package from Pitane Mobility for the implementation of student transport. After a previous collaboration with Stroomlijn, it was possible for Censys in Eindhoven to convert faster to the new carrier, so that from 1 November students will not notice too much of the switch.
After the announcement by the Rotterdam transport company MRC to stop all transport on 1 November, Amstelveners can also rest assured. From that date, WMO transport will be taken over by a new provider. The acquiring party is not that surprising for WMO travelers because the transport company RMC carried out all the work at certain hours of the day to relieve MRC.
In the coming period, it will be a matter of rolling up sleeves for Rotterdam transport. Fortunately, it has already faced hotter fires and, after the usual minor start-up problems, travelers can again rely on a new carrier. Starting in Rotterdam, RMC has grown into a national transport director. As an expert in mobility, RMC active throughout the Netherlands. They offer tailor-made transport concepts that seamlessly match the wishes of clients and of course those of their customers.
