ENGIE to Offer Real-Time Data Solution to Oregon Transit Agency
Rogue Valley Transportation District will equip 45 of its fixed-route buses with the Navieno CAD/AVL solution.
The Navineo CAD/AVL will provide real-time passenger information and onboard automatic vehicle announcements for 45 of Rogue Valley Transportation District's fixed-route buses.
RVTD
Rogue Valley Transportation District (RVTD) in Medford, Ore., has awarded ENGIE Solutions a contract to deploy its Navineo Intelligent Transportation Systems and Services. Under this contract, RVTD will equip its fleet of 45 fixed-route buses with the Navineo CAD/AVL solution, which will be operational at the end of 2021.
The Navineo CAD/AVL will provide real-time passenger information via the GTFS-RT feed, onboard automatic vehicle announcements in English and Spanish, ADA-compliant onboard next stop audio and visual announcements, automatic passenger counting, and bus engine diagnostics.
These services are intended to assist RVTD in the supervision of its entire fleet. The Navineo CAD/AVL allows for real-time assignment of drivers and vehicles, thus increasing the flexibility of operation. As a result, RVTD can supervise and manage its vehicles with greater precision and efficiency by anticipating traffic disruption and dynamically managing schedules.
The Navineo CAD/AVL system is currently available as a cloud-based solution and is fully configurable by transportation operators, regardless of fleet size.
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