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SEPTA is the first major transit system to deploy ZeroEyes’ solution.
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The agency is spending $4.8 million to outfit 48 of its 163 train cars this year. All trains should have cameras by 2018.
Read More →To oversee system security and law enforcement, ethics, auditing, risk management, sustainability, and equity and race.
Read More →Ensuring the safety and security of operators, passengers, and pedestrians in public transit is crucial.
Read More →The need for an increased cybersecurity has never been greater, but there are still many transit agencies who may not know where to start. This session will focus on best practices for ensuring that your agency is both protected and can respond to potential cyber attacks.
Read More →With more than 35 years of law enforcement experience, including eight years as Chief of Police in San Francisco and 27 years with the LAPD, Bill Scott returns to the city where he built his career to lead one of the most significant public safety transitions in LA Metro’s history.
Read More →The audit found multiple safety compliance failures at the Charlotte agency, citing elevated assault risks and ordering corrective action within 30 days.
Read More →Claims transit system policy banning firearms from buses and from bus shelters violates a provision in a 2011 Wisconsin law that allows people to obtain licenses to carry concealed weapons.
Read More →Opposing the agency’s security requirement, due to concerns that they will be targets for terrorists. The engineers said they would prefer to wear an identification card on a lanyard around their necks.
Read More →The transit officers were stripped of the special constable designation, which includes the power to make arrests, in 2010 following allegations they were exceeding their authority.
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