Share MiWay Service Disruptions on FacebookShare MiWay Service Disruptions on TwitterShare MiWay Service Disruptions on LinkedinEmail MiWay Service Disruptions link
Your Voice Has Been Heard!
Understanding Our Riders: Listening to Your Feedback on Service Disruptions
Earlier this year, we reached out to you, our valued MiWay riders, to better understand how you prefer to receive information about service disruptions that impact bus arrival and departure times. Through this initiative, we aimed to:
Gather your preferences for receiving service disruption updates.
Engage with you to test options and potential solutions.
Use your insights to guide future improvements to how we communicate service notices.
We encouraged you to take our survey and stay involved by following the project for updates. Your willingness to participate has been invaluable to shaping a better MiWay for everyone.
What You Told Us About Service Disruptions
Through the MiWay Service Disruptions project, we heard from many of you! Here are the breakdowns of participants:
Timeliness and Frequency of Alerts
75% of you emphasized the importance of real-time updates as disruptions occur.
What this means: Riders want timely, frequent alerts to make informed decisions about their commutes.
2. Preferred Channels for Updates
What this means: Riders prefer digital communication solutions over traditional communication channels
3. Key Information Needed in Alerts
You told us the most valuable information in updates includes:
What this means: Riders need clear, detailed updates to effectively navigate disruptions.
4. Enhanced Communication Across Platforms
Many of you highlighted that disruptions are often not reflected on apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps, causing frustration when waiting at out-of-service stops.
What this means: We must ensure consistent and timely communication of disruptions from a trusted and reliable channel.
5. Improved Customer Support
You suggested having roaming ambassadors at disrupted stops to provide on-the-ground support during major changes.
What this means: Personalized, face-to-face assistance can help ease disruption stress.
6. Updating the MiWay.ca Website
Riders want service alerts on the website to prioritize highlighting out-of-service stops and simplify navigation.
What this means: A more user-friendly web experience is needed.
7. The Value of SMS Alerts
87% of participants prefer SMS alerts, especially personalized messages for frequently traveled routes, as they’re accessible without mobile data.
What this means: SMS is a critical communication channel for riders without reliable data access.
Next Steps: Your Voice Shapes Our Future
We hear you, and we’re acting on your feedback! MiWay is now in the process of procuring an all-in-one transit companion app that will offer:
Personalized trip planning
Real-time updates on service disruptions
Alerts tailored to your travel routes
We Need Your Feedback Again!
As we explore app solutions, your input remains crucial. Soon, we will launch a survey to understand your priorities and most desired features for this app.
Your Voice Has Been Heard!
Understanding Our Riders: Listening to Your Feedback on Service Disruptions
Earlier this year, we reached out to you, our valued MiWay riders, to better understand how you prefer to receive information about service disruptions that impact bus arrival and departure times. Through this initiative, we aimed to:
Gather your preferences for receiving service disruption updates.
Engage with you to test options and potential solutions.
Use your insights to guide future improvements to how we communicate service notices.
We encouraged you to take our survey and stay involved by following the project for updates. Your willingness to participate has been invaluable to shaping a better MiWay for everyone.
What You Told Us About Service Disruptions
Through the MiWay Service Disruptions project, we heard from many of you! Here are the breakdowns of participants:
Timeliness and Frequency of Alerts
75% of you emphasized the importance of real-time updates as disruptions occur.
What this means: Riders want timely, frequent alerts to make informed decisions about their commutes.
2. Preferred Channels for Updates
What this means: Riders prefer digital communication solutions over traditional communication channels
3. Key Information Needed in Alerts
You told us the most valuable information in updates includes:
What this means: Riders need clear, detailed updates to effectively navigate disruptions.
4. Enhanced Communication Across Platforms
Many of you highlighted that disruptions are often not reflected on apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps, causing frustration when waiting at out-of-service stops.
What this means: We must ensure consistent and timely communication of disruptions from a trusted and reliable channel.
5. Improved Customer Support
You suggested having roaming ambassadors at disrupted stops to provide on-the-ground support during major changes.
What this means: Personalized, face-to-face assistance can help ease disruption stress.
6. Updating the MiWay.ca Website
Riders want service alerts on the website to prioritize highlighting out-of-service stops and simplify navigation.
What this means: A more user-friendly web experience is needed.
7. The Value of SMS Alerts
87% of participants prefer SMS alerts, especially personalized messages for frequently traveled routes, as they’re accessible without mobile data.
What this means: SMS is a critical communication channel for riders without reliable data access.
Next Steps: Your Voice Shapes Our Future
We hear you, and we’re acting on your feedback! MiWay is now in the process of procuring an all-in-one transit companion app that will offer:
Personalized trip planning
Real-time updates on service disruptions
Alerts tailored to your travel routes
We Need Your Feedback Again!
As we explore app solutions, your input remains crucial. Soon, we will launch a survey to understand your priorities and most desired features for this app.
Share Service Disruptions Survey on FacebookShare Service Disruptions Survey on TwitterShare Service Disruptions Survey on LinkedinEmail Service Disruptions Survey link
Page last updated: 10 Dec 2024, 01:29 PM
Follow Project
Stay informed
Subscribe for project updates
Lifecycle
Open for feedback
MiWay Service Disruptions has finished this stage
July 2024
Data Analysis
MiWay Service Disruptions has finished this stage
August 2024
The project team will report back on options to further explore and engage customers for testing.
Final Report
MiWay Service Disruptions is currently at this stage