Success Stories

PTV Optima provides Austria’s capital with real-time traffic information and predictions.

Simulating complex underground facilities at Lausanne Main Station: PTV Viswalk helps determine how station’s redesign affects pedestrian flows.

Swiss Federal Railways uses PTV Visum to optimize service and fleet.

York integrates UK’s first real-time transport model with PTV Optima. 

A dynamic traffic model for Slovenia helps manage road traffic, improve road safety, reduce congestion, and lower transportation costs.

PTV Optima provides real-time speed calculation for entire Czech road network

Real-time traffic management software enables Hungarian road network operator quickly respond to incidents

Software-based congestion forecasting tool TRIAS enables Hamburg to analyze the interactions between congestion and construction measures.

Zurich's public transport operator utilizes PTV Visum to assess the impact of integrating new on-demand services into the public transport network.

Nation-wide traffic models in PTV Visum support Wales's mobility schemes and help the country to improve public transport across all modes

The city of Barcelona uses PTV Visum to make daily mobility destinations accessible and reachable for everyone, even without a car.

Macroscopic modelling in PTV Visum and microscopic simulation of passenger flows in PTV Viswalk help to solve capacity bottlenecks in 300 train stations.

Detailed microsimulation in PTV Vissim helps City of Copenhagen to assess bike-friendly measures.

Abu Dhabi launches world-class public transport system based on a bus planning model created in PTV Visum.

PTV Visum software speeds up London’s road scheme assessments

Swiss Federal Railways SBB deploys PTV Visum using activity-based modeling to optimize its planning and investments.

As its population grows, australian city relies on a multi-modal demand model. 

A detailed transport model in PTV Visum helps to prepare an electric vehicle charging infrastructure for the Northwest of England.

Transportation model in PTV Visum enables Lisbon to assess the impact of shared self-driving vehicles (MaaS) as a replacement for private car trips.

PTV Visum helps Basel identify high-risk roads and plan infrastructure changes to enhance road safety.

Based on PTV transport models, a major study in Oslo helps predicting how MaaS and self-driving will affect major region in Norway.