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As video surveillance gains public acceptance, new research from Axis Communications reveals what transit riders expect from agencies when it comes to safety, privacy, and AI.
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Work is underway to upgrade old cameras to high-definition and add new cameras at four stations along the Blue Line.
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The 22-foot, 15-passenger true low-floor recently achieved a score of 91 on the new Altoona Testing pass/fail test upon completion of testing in March 2018.
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The move will help guide Aerial Rapid Transit Technologies in writing a more detailed proposal for the aerial tram.
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The contract will be a “convenience” source for all Georgia governmental entities, including state offices, agencies, departments, and more.
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The pilot project will begin in the summer 2018 for a period of 12 months, including eight months at the service of citizens.
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The CLASS system changes spring stiffness instantaneously over a wide range without driver intervention.
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The company offers express bus service to major cities on the East and West coasts, and Florida, including “pop-up” routes during spring and winter breaks.
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METRO’s Managing Editor Alex Roman recently spoke to Rigler about the evolution of tech in the transit industry, the growth of Mobility-as-a-Service, and more.
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Work will include improvements to the signaling, tracks, and the overhead wires that deliver electricity to trains.
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Each bus is equipped numerous safety features including security cameras, an audible safe turn alert system, and curbside and street-side turn aid lights, as well as a factory-installed driver’s barrier to increase bus operator safety.
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