RideScheduler vs Moovit MaaS Solution: Which is a better fit?

RideScheduler is cost effective, as previously noted super easy to use, including running reports, and the staff is great.

Sometimes it is difficult to see because it is initially small.

It's easy to train our new drivers, it's easy to enter or edit information. Steve Ewart is quite responsive to requests for changes, fixes, etc., very easy to work with, and very fun and pleasant.

I have been using it since 2005 with insignificant down time. Initially RideScheduler was used for coordinating 1 volunteer driver program and now it is used for 3 separate volunteer driver programs.

The software is excellent for small to medium sized transportation services. It is very user friendly and the reports are a great way to present to decision makers who make decisions on the service.

I'm on the east coast so communication with the west coast can be tricky. It sometimes takes many emails or calls to get a response to questions.

I would highly recommend RideScheduler to any organization wishing to remain competent in the volunteer driver arena. You will love the feedback from your drivers.

I also love that it picks the best routes for you so you dont have to figure out which buses you need to pick. I also love that it tells you how many stops are left before you need to gwt off.

I had a bad experience with this app when I got a bus. The schedule is not accurate and It usually doesn’t get the arrival times right.

I love the look & feel of the app, it feels natively friendly. I also love the itinerary flexibility, it really builds on real life behaviour when you change your mind on the go.

Ve traveled far with it and it stuck with its word.

Fantastic, there is no better solution for anyone who needs to get from point a to point b and doesn't have a car.

Only problem I had, I was running late and typed in the time. Even though I knew there’s a bus in two minutes I wanted to know the route and it only showed the next bus in half an hour.

A great solution for medium-to-big cities "official"alternatives.

The results are unclear sometimes. Some routes were overlapping in the screen.