Formosa · Argentina
Red Fermoza: redesigning Formosa's transport network
Red Fermoza is the urban transport network Singular City redesigned in Argentina to expand coverage and reliability. The redesign increased service reliability by 50% and benefited 30 neighborhoods.
Measured results
- +50%
- increase in reliability
- 30
- neighborhoods benefited
- −36%
- dead waiting time
The challenge
A network with uneven coverage between neighborhoods and reliability so poor it made it impossible to plan a trip around a schedule.
The solution
- Route redesign based on neighborhood coverage criteria.
- Frequency adjustments to reduce the system's unproductive time.
- Continuous reliability measurement as the service's primary indicator.
The result
- 50% increase in service reliability.
- 30 neighborhoods brought into effective coverage.
- 36% less dead waiting time.
A similar challenge in your city or development? Start with the mobility pattern study or check out the rest of systems implemented.
Frequently asked questions about Red Fermoza
What does a 50% increase in a network's reliability mean?
It means the service meets its scheduled time and frequency far more consistently, which is the variable that determines whether a user can plan their trip around the network or needs a backup plan.
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