The Projects

The concrete projects are the effective added value that the Swiss Transit Lab develops and makes available to society. What they have in common is the application and testing of new technologies in a real environment (public space). These projects give the association a face and make the abstract concept of "mobility of the future" visible and tangible.

 
 
 
Swiss Transit Lab City Disk

Line 13

April 28, 2023
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Line 13

With Line 13, the Swiss Transit Lab is about to take a further step in the development of automated mobility in public transport. Line 13 is the first automated vehicle (Level 4) with dual-mode technology to be used in a pilot project in Switzerland.

Trapizio Bus Schaffhausen

Line 12

June 13, 2019
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Line 12

Line 12 is an end-to-end mobility concept (Mobility-as-a-Service) with a planned first- and last-mile concept. It differs from other pilot projects in that it is integrated into the existing public transport line network of the canton of Schaffhausen and thus uses the existing infrastructure.

Projekt OpenDoors - Lift am Bahnhof Schaffhausen

OpenDoors

December 20, 2021
Swiss Transit Lab Icon Mobiltät

OpenDoors

New technologies create the conditions for people with disabilities to travel independently on public transport. The Swiss Transit Lab enables simplified use of the lift and seamless transfer to the train by connecting the buses of the Schaffhausen transport company (vbsh) with the lift in the regional bus center at Schaffhausen railway station.

In search of exciting projects and partners

 
 
 
 
 
 

Do you have an exciting project idea that fits the topic of mobility of the future and related areas? Or do you want to support us in our project in the future?

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Swiss Transit Lab as a platform for research & development

Research & Development

The Swiss Transit Lab is a platform for research and development of smart mobility solutions under real-life conditions.

 
 
 

Swiss Transit Lab as a platform for research & development