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APTA TRANSform & EXPO 2026

|   Fare-Collection-Systems

Three days in Chicago, countless conversations and many valuable insights into the future of public transportation.

APTA TRANSform & EXPO 2026 has come to an end, and we look back on an exciting nd successful event.

We had the opportunity to meet transit professionals from across North America, exchange ideas and discuss current challenges and developments in public transportation. Topics ranged from fare collection modernization and operational efficiency to integrated systems and passenger experience.

We also presented selected solutions from our FareGo portfolio, including the FareGo FB|30 farebox, FareGo PG|50 fare gate, and our new ticket vending machines FareGo ST|32 and FareGo ST|72. A particular highlight for many visitors was our AR/VR experience, which offered a new perspective on how the different elements of a connected fare collection system work together.

The conversations at the show once again showed how important connected and flexible solutions are for the future of fare collection – solutions that support both transport operators and passengers in their everyday needs.

A big thank you to everyone who visited us at Booth 3425 and took the time to talk to our team.

We are taking many interesting conversations and ideas from Chicago with us and look forward to continuing the exchange in the coming weeks and months.

 


Frank Dohmen

Human Resources

 

Yvonne Kuzmanovic

Human Resources
 

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