New Slovak Lines app to notify passengers about delays

The new application will house the firm's systems in one place.

Slovak Lines will introduce a new app that will house all of its key systems in one place. Slovak Lines will introduce a new app that will house all of its key systems in one place. (Source: Sme)

The Slovak Lines bus carrier will introduce a new application that will put all its key systems under one roof. This means that the company's digital platform will connect a reservation system, new website, and new purchasing systems via the app and website, the TASR newswire reported.

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Passengers will thus be able to receive push notifications about delays, changes, and even make a seat reservation. In the future, they may also be able to buy tickets for Bratislava's city transport and different city attractions.

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When Slovak Lines sought a partner to unify its systems, the main condition was operation of the system in real time, said the carrier's general manager Pavol Labant.

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