In addition, the Flex will take over the role of the Haltetaxi. The Haltetaxi currently offers on-demand transport at fixed times, with reservations possible only by phone. With the arrival of the Flex, this becomes much easier: from 3 November you can quickly and flexibly book your ride in Hulst and Terneuzen via the Flex app. 

In Sluis, the Haltetaxi will continue to operate for the time being. There, this service, together with the Regiotaxi, forms an important link in the local transport network. Because it is important that both systems connect well, the Haltetaxi in Sluis will remain available until the Flex can be fully deployed there. The introduction of the Flex in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen also differs from earlier versions on Schouwen-Duiveland and Noord-Beveland. Distances in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen are greater, which means the service must be carefully set up in order to function properly. In most cases this goes smoothly, but sometimes something can go wrong. We therefore ask for understanding if something does not work perfectly in the initial phase.

Something will also change for current users from 3 November.
The map view in the app will receive an update. Whereas now both all physical hubs and home addresses are visible, soon only the physical hubs will be displayed on the map. Don’t worry: if you live in a rural area, you can still simply enter your home address via the search function and select it as a pick-up or drop-off point. The change provides a clearer map and makes planning trips easier and clearer.