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Moovit

by Moovit (Intel subsidiary)

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About

Moovit is a public transportation super-app used by more than 1.7 billion people in over 3,500 cities across 112 countries. Recognised as a leader in inclusive transit technology, Moovit has built layered accessibility features spanning mobility, vision, hearing, and cognitive access needs — making it one of the most comprehensively accessible transit tools available.

What It Does

The wheelchair-accessible routing mode shows only stations with ramps and elevators, and identifies accessible vehicles on specific lines. VoiceOver and TalkBack optimisation supports blind and low-vision users throughout the app. Colorblind users see transit line names instead of color-coded dots. Live audio navigation and stop-arrival alerts support users with cognitive or intellectual disabilities. Real-time crowding information helps mobility-impaired users choose less crowded vehicles.

Who It Helps

Wheelchair users, blind and low-vision transit riders, deaf and hard-of-hearing passengers, and people with cognitive disabilities who benefit from step-by-step audio guidance across public transit systems around the world.

Who it helps

wheelchair-users
blind
low-vision
deaf
cognitive-disabilities
cross-disability

Details

Cost
Freemium
Platforms
iOS
Android
Web
Age groups
  • All Ages
  • Young Adult (18–26)
  • Adult (26+)

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