AI-Powered Public Transport Decision Support System

Cermoni helps cities and public transport operators design better timetable, optimize vehicle & driver schedules, analyze ridership and improve service quality using GTFS data and operational data.

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Smarter public transport planning.
From data to decision — in one platform.

Demand Based Timetable
Optimization

Cermoni analyzes actual ridership patterns and translates them into optimized departure times, headways, and round-trip cycles — so every trip is timed when passengers actually need it.

Effective solutions for public transport problems

Public transport operators face challenges from changing passenger demand and service quality expectations to operational efficiency and sustainability goals. Cermoni helps solve these challenges with integrated planning, analytics, and decision support solutions.

Operation
Management

Electric Vehicle
Planning

Continues Innovation in Public Transport

With Operations and Electric Vehicle Planning now available in Cermoni, agencies can manage daily public transport operations while preparing for the transition to electric and mixed fleets. Improve operational visibility, optimize vehicle and driver resources, evaluate fleet scenarios, and plan charging needs—all in one connected platform. Launching soon.

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Turning Insights into Action

By turning data into real, actionable solutions, we help cities improve how they plan and operate their systems.

Vignola,
Italy

Fleet reduction without
service cuts

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Antalya,
Türkiye

Right-sizing a large
urban network

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Makkah,
Saudi Arabia

Eelctric Public
Transport Planning

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Who Do We Benefit?

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Voice of
Customer

Daniele Paolino
aMo Modena Public Transport Operator
Planning Department

"The Cermoni Vehicle Assignment feature is easy and fast to use; it allows us to analyze vehicle usage and control the quality of our schedules. The same applies to the driver assignment section; these tools are crucial for balancing user needs with public costs."