Vilnius public transport is facing changes: fixed schedules may no longer exist
· Source: madeinvilnius.lt
In short
As autumn approaches and traffic jams return to Vilnius streets, experts discuss how artificial intelligence and real-time data could transform public transport route planning and scheduling. Vilnius City Municipality company JUDU is implementing new autumn schedules based on passenger flow analysis, while AI experts predict a shift from static schedules to dynamic, demand-responsive transport systems. The article explores how technologies such as predictive scheduling, on-demand transport, and autonomous vehicles could reshape urban mobility in the coming decade.
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Tags: public transport, route planning, scheduling, demand forecasting, autonomous vehicles, urban mobility