ETA Transit Systems adding Colorado Springs headquarters
The expansion, driven by substantial growth along the Pacific Coast and neighboring states, helps to provide customers west of the Mississippi River with closer, more responsive service.
Boca Raton, Fla.’s ETA Transit Systems has established an additional regional headquarters in Colorado Springs. The expansion, driven by substantial growth along the Pacific Coast and neighboring states, helps to provide customers west of the Mississippi River with closer, more responsive service and serves as a rallying point to join satellite offices in Phoenix and Kansas City with key leadership and decision makers.
"We're really excited about establishing a permanent foothold in Colorado," said ETA CEO Nicole Castonguay. "This expansion allows us to better serve our customers throughout the region and streamline our operations so that we may continue our impressive growth in the area over the last couple of years."
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ETA Transit Systems, founded in 2003, provides real-time vehicle location and related technology services to public transportation providers across the U.S. Its versatile flagship intelligent transit system (ITS), SPOT®, can be found in public transit agencies ranging from airports, to rail and trolley, to theme parks, to major municipalities, and universities-including the University of Colorado Boulder and Boulder RTD.
The technology supplied through ETA's advanced system provides public transit riders with up-to-the-second arrival predictions via websites and mobile applications. Riders can plan trips, receive automatic announcements, review schedules, vehicle capacity and even provide real-time feedback to agencies about their travel experience.
For operators, the SPOT platform provides robust data and reporting capabilities, the ability to adjust routes on-the-fly, communicate with drivers, and infuse their operations with new revenue generating infotainment systems. Once implemented, these systems help to improve rider satisfaction, optimize operational performance, provide the key analytical insights necessary to inform future expansion, and streamline the job responsibilities of administrative and maintenance staff, as well as vehicle drivers.
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