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We are honored that UITP has recognized the impact that smart, shared solutions like BerlKönig can have to reduce single-occupancy vehicles on the roads when integrated into the public transport system."ViaVan's mission is to work closely with cities to launch innovative new public transport solutions that have the potential to attract a new generation of public transport users," said Valerie von der Tann, General Manager of ViaVan Berlin. "The UITP Award underscores that on-demand offers such as the BerlKönig are increasingly regarded internationally as a central element of future public transport systems." "We think it's great that our digital service is not only very well received by Berliners, but is now also receiving international recognition in the transport industry," said Dr. Henrick Haenecke, BVG Chief Financial Officer, Digitization and Sales. "For us, the price is also an incentive to further expand and strengthen our digital offers for our passengers." ViaVan’s technology seamlessly matches multiple passengers into a shared vehicle through the BerlKönig mobile app. Through the use of “virtual bus stops” and corner-to-corner pickup, unnecessary vehicle detours are minimized, reducing empty vehicle miles and added carbon emissions. ViaVan, together with its parent Via, have been tapped by cities and transit authorities over 70 times in more than 15 countries around the world to provide on-demand public mobility solutions. ViaVan's partnerships include powering a demand-responsive bus pilot with TfL in London, corporate campus mobility with BASF and Mercedes-Benz Vans in Germany, and demand-responsive bus services in the UK with Arriva and Go-Ahead.