Public information and practical tools for the people who keep a town moving. Rallid brings municipal websites and a bus reservation system together, with a standalone option when your current website already works.
A public website and reservation system under one support relationship. We scope the content, operations and launch requirements around your municipality.
Build your service around the tools below. We’ll tailor the connections, policies and staff workflows to your municipality in the implementation scope.
A complete coach visit
Bring arrival and departure together. Shape booking windows around your curb locations, capacity, operating hours and seasonal schedule.
Payments and policies
Plan for online payments, cancellation rules and refund workflows that reflect your municipality’s fees and ordinances.
Operations from anywhere
Give curb staff a phone-friendly daily view of expected coaches, arrivals and departures, with access tailored to each role.
Everyone in the loop
Include booking confirmations, operator updates and calendar connections in a communication workflow designed for your team.
Reporting that informs decisions
Bring booking volumes, peak periods, curb usage and revenue into a dedicated operations dashboard. Export reports for planning and public meetings.
A connected public website
Give residents and visitors a clear place for notices, documents, calendars and services, with managed hosting and ongoing support.
Built around your municipality.
The one-time implementation fee depends on your locations, historical data, website content, accessibility remediation and policy decisions. We put those requirements and costs in writing before work begins.
Accessibility is part of that scope. Our target is WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard identified in the ADA Title II web rule. Content and documents need review too; your counsel can confirm the requirements and deadlines for your public entity.
A clear path from first conversation to launch.
Understand the work
Walk through your ordinance, curb locations and current process. Use a sample of historical data to identify the gaps.
Agree the scope
Confirm fees, cancellation policy, staff access, content and migration needs. Receive a written implementation proposal.
Build, test, then launch
Validate the data, train staff and check the agreed requirements before inviting operators to use the system.
Let’s talk about your town.
Tell us about your website, your curb, or both. We’ll help you work out the right starting point.
We’ll discuss your goals, recommend a practical approach, and put the scope and cost in writing before you commit.