Ualabee announced the renewal of the agreement with Google Maps for Metropolitan Lima, in order to continue providing mobility solutions to citizens.
In its official website, Ualabee details that the new update of Google Maps offers a complete view of public transportation in Lima, with accurate data of buses and subway lines including urban transport routes and feeders, routes, schedules and frequencies.
They specify that this update, which already has a positive impact on more than 11 million Lima residents who use this type of transportation in their daily lives, was carried out in collaboration between Google Maps and Ualabee.
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In this way, the platform becomes a very useful ally for more efficient and organized trips, avoiding congestion with detailed information on 521 lines operating in the city.
In Figures
Ualabee pointed out that in numbers, Lima’s public transport data on Google Maps will reflect 521 lines, more than 965 routes and branches, more than 30 thousand mapped kilometers, 35 million schedules and frequencies and 11,580 stops.
Alexis Picón Güell, COO & Cofounder Ualabee, explained that this update reinforces the objective of continuing to offer quality data to the mobility industry, which improves people’s travel experience.
“These solutions are accompanied by our relaunch in Peru with the Treep brand, in search of solving a pressing need for more organized and less polluting public transportation,” he stressed.
“This relationship with Google Maps is consolidated over time, it is part of our long-term vision, which places us among the leading mobility companies in the world and will allow us to definitively solve the traffic problems in the most affected cities in the region,” he added.
For his part, João Frigatto, Manager of Strategic Alliances for Google Maps in Latin America, said that with these updates to Google Maps they are making it easier for people to plan their trips around Lima and move around with confidence.
“This collaboration with Ualabee reflects our commitment to provide users with the tools they need to navigate their cities efficiently and sustainably,” he concluded.
