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Powered 100% by sunlight, the kiosks draw no power from the electrical grid and can remain active for 10 days without needing to be recharged by the sun.
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Customers can see real-time positions of all trains on phone, tablet or computer and view train lengths and locations of trouble spots.
Read More →With Connectpoint’ s ePaper digital displays, hundreds of bus stops will now provide riders with real-time departure and schedule information, 24/7, as well as service alerts.
Read More →Customers can find this real-time information when tracking their bus at buseta.wmata.com, and in the agency’s open data feed for third-party transit and mapping applications like Google Maps.
Read More →The new feature can show any bus route, where the bus is on any selected route and where it is going, with the position updated every 10 seconds.
Read More →The first two months of 2025 have seen exceptional service for Metro-North Railroad with an upward trajectory in both ridership and on-time performance, including a 100% on-time performance day across all three train lines earlier this month.
Read More →The real-time text message pilot will be expanded to additional MBTA bus routes and commuter rail trains in the coming weeks.
Read More →Cal-ITP was created by the California State Transportation Agency and its partners to facilitate easy and accessible travel planning and payments across the state and recommends that transit agencies implement GTFS in the real-time mode to provide more frequent updates to train and bus schedules.
Read More →The $200 million midtown surveillance program has 700 cameras that can be monitored and controlled from a command center.
Read More →The new RouteRecorder(r) 4C supports four cameras and integrates GPS mapping, speed tracking, crash detection and wireless video transfer rates.
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