The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) moved OC ACCESS, its ADA paratransit service, to Spare's software on October 24, 2026. The service carries more than 4,000 trips a day across a 435-square-mile area. Eligibility, reservations, scheduling, dispatch and same-day taxi service now run on one platform. Fleet and subcontractor trips, once on separate systems, give OCTA a single view of cost and performance. In one weekend, more than 100 drivers, dispatchers and reservation agents left a system many had used for two decades. On-time performance matched or beat historical levels within days. OCTA plans to launch a rider app this winter. In early 2027, it plans to add Spare's AI Voice to answer reservation and routine calls.

BC Transit has launched new technology from Vancouver-based Spare to modernise handyDART services in Chilliwack and Central Fraser Valley, the first of 28 communities across British Columbia to transition to the digital system. The platform enables riders to book, modify or cancel trips through a mobile app or website, with real-time vehicle tracking and estimated arrival times. The traditional phone booking line remains available. "For riders who depend on these services every day — to get to medical appointments, to work, to see family — an accessible booking experience matters," said Kristoffer Vik Hansen, chief executive officer and co-founder of Spare. The system includes digital registration for new riders and caregiver access for family members managing bookings on behalf of users.