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Safe Fleet to Provide a Look at AI-Powered Future

The presentation “AI-Based Vehicle Detection: Reducing Collision Risk, Enhancing Transit Service,” part of the “Exploration of Safety Technology” Learning Zone panel is set to explore AI-based advancements in urban mobility.

Safe Fleet to Provide a Look at AI-Powered Future

Scheduled for Oct. 9, from 1:50 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. ET, at Hot Topics 1 in the Learning Zone (Booth #1389), the presentation delves into the topic of advanced transit safety and efficiency alongside other talks on the topic of “Safety & Security."

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At the upcoming 2023 APTA EXPO and TRANSform Conference in Orlando, Fla., Safe Fleet will host a presentation to redefine the understanding of transit safety and efficiency.

The presentation “AI-Based Vehicle Detection: Reducing Collision Risk, Enhancing Transit Service,” part of the “Exploration of Safety Technology” Learning Zone panel is set to explore AI-based advancements in urban mobility.

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Scheduled for Oct. 9, from 1:50 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. ET, at Hot Topics 1 in the Learning Zone (Booth #1389), the presentation delves into the topic of advanced transit safety and efficiency alongside other talks on the topic of “Safety & Security."

Meet at Safe Fleet's APTA Expo Booth

Safe Fleet's booth will feature the following solutions:

  • ClearLane ABLE: Utilizing an Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) camera, context camera, and AI algorithms for real-time monitoring, this system ensures efficient bus routes by identifying unauthorized parked vehicles, enhancing urban transit safety by automating and streamlining the process of enforcing bus lane regulations.

  • MirrorLess Collision Avoidance Technology: Upgrade road safety by replacing mirrors with advanced cameras and LCD screens. Additionally, improved situational awareness, reduced collision risks, and increased confidence behind the wheel enter the equation.

  • MobileMule AI: This AI-assisted driver behavior system enhances fleet management by detecting fatigue, distraction, and more using AI, all while safeguarding driver privacy. MobileMule AI boosts safety and promotes responsible driving practices within a fleet.

  • Lighting Solutions: Safe Fleet's LED interior lights, warning signs, strobes, scene lights, and work lights offer heightened visibility day or night.

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