Our aim is to adapt the service to the needs of passengers as much as possible. Conventional bus lines with fixed routes and timetables often fail to offer the necessary flexibility. Via transport on demand we are able to offer connections tailored to people's immediate needs, both in terms of location and time. We can thus offer a service at marginal times, when it is no longer efficient to run a conventional bus and people are no longer able to return home by public transport.

Comfortable public transport coverage of all time periods eliminates the need to use the car, even only as a ride to the train station. If people can travel easily and comfortably by public transport even late at night or at night, they do not have to be tied to a car. Because of this, people drive to the train station even in the morning rush hour, when the roads tend to be the most crowded. Transport on demand can lead to freeing up of parking spaces and to an overall improvement of the situation around train stations. In addition, thanks to the integrated PID tariff, where the same ticket is valid on the train and in transport on demand cars, people often do not pay more than they do today.

Instead of conventional buses, vehicles for transporting up to eight people will be deployed on routes of transport on demand, which will reduce operating costs. These vehicles are also easier to maintain and more environmentally friendly due to their lower fuel consumption. And with optimised routes, we'll increase operational efficiency - serving many more people with the same number of vehicles, plus reducing journey times to their destinations.

A Group B driving licence is sufficient to drive PID Haló vehicles. Reducing the requirements for drivers will help to reduce the shortage of bus drivers, which has been faced by almost all carriers for a long time, not only in the Central Bohemia Region. At the same time, we can offer work to those who were afraid to get behind the wheel of a big bus.