Published schedules with designated stops. Ideal for campus loops, community circulators, and downtown routes.
Slidr designs the route, procures vehicles, trains drivers, and manages daily operations. One contract covers everything. Launch a fixed route program without adding headcount or managing vendors.
High-demand routes get larger vehicles. Lower-traffic corridors stay efficient with smaller electric shuttles. Slidr sources, wraps, maintains, and insures the right fleet for your ridership numbers.
Fixed route service lives and dies by punctuality. Every Slidr driver is background-checked, trained on your route, and held to on-time performance standards tracked in the dashboard.
Riders see the live position of every active vehicle on their route. Real-time ETAs at each stop let them time their walk perfectly: no standing around waiting.
Drivers follow their assigned route with stop-by-stop navigation. Passenger counts, schedule adherence, and any deviations are logged automatically with every trip.
Monitor every active vehicle on the route in real time. See schedule adherence, passenger load, and driver status at a glance. Adjust service and notify riders when conditions change.

Ridership by stop, route, time of day, and day of week. See exactly where demand concentrates and where service can be optimized. Available per route or across your entire program.

Color-coded driver shift overview makes on-time performance visible at a glance. Playback any trip to verify stop adherence and catch deviations before they become patterns.
Slidr handles route design, stop placement, vehicle procurement, app setup, and driver training. Most fixed route programs launch in 30 to 60 days.
Campus and community shuttle connecting students to campus facilities, downtown Salisbury, and local destinations. Runs fixed route service on core campus corridors with on-demand available for extended coverage.
Electric shuttle program serving the Tradition master-planned community in Port St. Lucie. Circulator routes connect residents to shopping, dining, and community destinations throughout the development.
A fixed route shuttle follows a set path with designated stops on a published schedule. Riders go to the nearest stop, check the app for real-time ETAs, and board when the shuttle arrives. It is the most efficient model for high-density corridors where demand is predictable.
Riders use the Slidr app to see each vehicle's live GPS position and estimated arrival time at their stop. No guessing when the next shuttle comes, the app shows exactly where it is and when it will arrive.
Yes. Slidr analyzes ridership data, stop utilization, boarding counts, dwell times, and recommends route and schedule adjustments. Changes are implemented operationally and reflected in the app within hours.
Slidr matches vehicle size to the route. Low-speed electric vehicles (LSVs) work well for campus loops and community circulators. Larger electric shuttles handle higher-capacity downtown or game day routes. Fleet composition is part of the service design process.
Yes. Many Slidr programs run fixed routes for high-density corridors during peak hours and switch to on-demand for off-peak service or lower-density areas. The same platform and app handle both service types seamlessly.