L. Levulytė-Staškevičienė announced the launch of a new application, stating that the development process for the app spanned approximately one year. She noted that a significant portion of the development work utilized internal resources.
At the JUDU app launch on Monday, she revealed the initial pricing structure, setting the cost at around 100,000 euros. Addressing the platform consolidation, Levulytė-Staškevičienė confirmed plans to discontinue two existing applications, “m.Ticket” and “m.Parking,” by the end of October. Users will be encouraged to transition to the new JUDU application.
According to the statement, the closure of the older apps is part of a broader effort to streamline digital services within Vilnius. Specifically, the m.Ticket and m.Parking functionalities will cease operations, with users advised to adopt the unified JUDU platform. Furthermore, she indicated that the planned traffic restrictions on busy streets in Vilnius will also be adjusted.
The discontinuation of the separate ticket and parking apps is intended to simplify the user experience by directing all related services through the JUDU application. This move aims to centralize municipal services into a single, updated platform.
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