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Innovation & R&D | Events & Webinars | Industry Insights
As operators prepared for the implementation of the Public Service Vehicles (Accessible Information) Regulations (PSV(AI)R), CPT selected Rise Digital Media as one of only a small number of specialist supplier members to support its national PSV(AI)R Grant Webinar.
16.07.2026 | 2 min read
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Customer Success Stories | Press & Media | Partnerships & Integrations
At RISE DM, staying close to our customers is at the heart of everything we do. Recent site visits to leading bus operators across the UK highlight our commitment to hands-on support, collaboration, and delivering accessible technology where it matters most—on the vehicles themselves.
10.07.2026 | 2 min read
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Events & Webinars | Industry Insights
Last week, the RiseDM team had the opportunity to present and participate in a CPT Operator Briefing focused on passenger information requirements and the practical challenges operators face as industry expectations continue to evolve. The session generated significant discussion and, perhaps more importantly, highlighted some common themes that are emerging across the industry. Whether operators are delivering rail replacement services, contracted transport, local bus services or coach operations, there was a clear sense that the industry is actively preparing for upcoming requirements and looking for practical, affordable solutions that can be deployed quickly.
23.06.2026 | 4 min read
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Industry Insights
Passenger information has become one of the most important elements of a successful rail replacement operation. Whether managing planned engineering works, emergency disruption, airport shuttle services or temporary transport hubs, operators need a reliable way to communicate with passengers.
23.06.2026 | 3 min read
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Partnerships & Integrations | Product Updates | Industry Insights
When rail services are disrupted, passengers are often willing to accept that replacement transport is necessary. What they are far less willing to accept is uncertainty. Over the last few years, expectations around passenger information during rail replacement operations have increased significantly. The Department for Transport (DfT), Train Operating Companies (TOCs), local authorities and passengers themselves all expect operators to provide accurate, timely and accessible information throughout the customer journey.
23.06.2026 | 3 min read
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Vehicles may be allocated with only a few days’ notice. Additional coaches may be required during major engineering possessions. Subcontractors may be brought in to support larger contracts. Emergency rail replacement services can be mobilised within hours following infrastructure failures or incidents.
18.06.2026 | 5 min read

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