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Israeli public transport app Moovit (opens in a new tab), which helps travelers navigate local journeys in more than 100 countries, has launched a new platform for longer, intercity trips.
The cross-regional planning will allow users to plan journeys across regions of a country, using both public and shared transportation. The app already covers a range of methods of public transport, including buses, trains and even motorized scooters available for hire on the street.
The new platform lets travelers plan routes between locations in different regions of a country where Moovit is active, within the same time zone in locations with more than one. Users will also be able to plan journeys in different locations to the one in which they are located at the time.
Moovit Co-founder and COO Roy Bick is a Technion alumnus.