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FAQs

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions.

A traveller is a person moving willingly from an origin to a destination for a certain purpose using any means of transportation.
Aggregate data is detailed information combined into total values. Aggregate data is usually collected to respect and protect the privacy of the detailed information of individuals.
A route is a path that a traveller may choose for a defined trip.
A POI is an abbreviation for the term “Point of Interest” where accumulation of travellers may cause congestion. Such term is applicable to all modes of travel.
A route may include several POIs and the accumulation of travellers may vary from one POI to another.
HAMRA31 utilizes four colours to represent different traffic conditions:
- Green: Demand ≤ 65% of Capacity
- Orange: 65% of Capacity < Demand ≤ 85% of Capacity
- Red: 85% of Capacity < Demand ≤ 100% of Capacity
- Dark Red: 100% of Capacity < Demand
The colour of the route reflects the overall traffic condition in the whole route involving all POIs.
The colour of a POI reflects the traffic condition in that POI only.
We provide our solution to governments along with the tools and mechanism to beat congestion, then it's down to the government to establish a partnership with travellers. The App is offered by HAMRA31 free of charge, along with the procured license by the authority. Since we don’t liaise directly with travellers, charging the users is the decision of the buying authority. Different governments have different policies and directions on how they will build up their own partnership with travellers.
At registration, the user provides phone number, email address, home and work and school addresses. When the user registers a trip, we collect the origin, destination, transport mode, and route choices in the App.
The App will never be used to control your movements. Its purpose is to facilitate your movements, reducing the time you lose during travel, and providing you with the information you need for a better mobility experience.
Authorities can procure the licenses to use HAMRA31 from local affilate partner companies. To understand more about the procedure, kindly fill in the form on the contact page.
Yes, the solution eases congestion for all modes of transportation. The platform and app are designed to coordinate and manage the amount of motion within network capacity for any mobility bottleneck and for all mobility modes. However, the efficiency of this platform depends on the number of travellers using the app and their level of commitment. This is why we strongly recommend this number to be maximized in order to achieve the Mobility in Partnership Concept which is the backbone of this platform and app.
The purpose of each is different. Google maps shows you live traffic conditions which might change after you depart. Conversely, HAMRA31 has a counter for the total upcoming registered trips at each bottleneck, which is continuously compared to the network's capacity and then informs you of traffic conditions for your whole trip, prior to departure.
a) Private vehicles including taxi, car sharing, short term car rental... represented by the car icon.
b) Public transport including bus, tram, train and metro... represented by the metro icon.
c) Walking including pedestrians, two-wheeler such as bicycles and scooter or any means of transportation that moves the traveler from origin to final destination... represented by the walk icon.
People travelling as car-passengers are not requested to register their trips in order to avoid duplicates, as this process will be done by the drivers.
Car-passengers are companions of drivers who register their trips via HAMRA31.
Whoever is eligible to travel is eligible to use the app.
All relevant professionals can become ambassadors for HAMRA31.
The main benefit of becoming an ambassador for HAMRA31 is the opportunity to contribute to this transformation of mobility as we know it and the financial benefit of being part of the mass success of HAMRA31.
HAMRA31 has no limitations in accommodating future modes of transport since it is designed to coordinate and manage any kind of trips within a certain capacity, regardless of the mode of transport.