PassageWay will be heading to Hamburg this June (15-18) to exhibit at the UITP Summit as part of the New Mobility Solutions startup village. Please click here to find out more.

PassageWay will exhibit at the Connected Places Summit in March 2025. The event lasts for 2 days and delivers a curated series of talks on connected communities and innovation. Please do come and meet us.

Encourage your customers to choose public transport this festive season by displaying a free TfL Service Status digital sign.

PassageWay have been awarded a place on the Innovative Startups programme for the show.

Chris Johns will be giving a talk to the international members of the Sign Design Society on the 24th October at 1PM via Zoom. Click here to find out more

Frictionless thinking should apply to digital signage across the public transport network, particularly at bus shelters and other public transport modal access locations where there remains a lack of easy-access RTPI.

PassageWay were commended for our work in the 2024 CIHT Technology & Innovation Award category with the winners announced last night.

Listen to the Rail Innovation Group ‘What Moves Us’ podcast interview with Chris, one of the Founders of PassageWay.

2024 Exhibitions Where You Can Find PassageWay

Please check back regularly for updates to the list for exhibitions and shows in the UK and Internationally where you’ll be able to meet the PassageWay team.

Listen to the January 2024 Sixteen:Nine Podcast With Chris Johns, one of the Founders of PassageWay

There are around 400,000 bus stops across the UK. We estimate that circa 90% of them have no real-time passenger information. PassageWay have generated Bus Stop digital signage concepts to demonstrate how RTPI can be used to generate demand for public transport at every UK bus stop.

This real time information gap between those who use mobility apps and everyone else represents a significant impact on customer demand for public transport. Read how PassageWay closes the information divide.

If you’re visiting a bus station in London please keep an eye out for the new look digital signs that we’ve been rolling out across the TfL bus station estate.

The Transport for London (|TfL) 63 bus route runs from Peckham in the depth of South East London all the way to Kings Cross St Pancras in North London. We have deployed PassageWay RTPI smart digital signs at 16 bus shelters along the journey, on both north and southbound route shelters.

Mobility Hubs aim to answer one of the key challenges facing sustainable transport, that of connected inter-modality. We have developed digital signage concepts for mobility hubs to show how this can be supported.

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We're delighted to have been accepted onto the UK Government official procurement platform, G-Cloud 13. Going live in early November 2022 the platform allows public sector bodies to easily contract with us.

We were thrilled to be interviewed for the WayfindingX podcast for leading wayfinding agency Endpoint. Chris Johns and Gideon Wilkinson chatted about the power of real-time data in transforming digital wayfinding.

We will be exhibiting at this years World Passenger Rail Festival, to be held at the Beurs van Berlage building in the heart of Amsterdam.

We recently completed a project for Transport for Victoria to develop innovative real-time digital signage prototypes for the city of Melbourne.