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The selection committee's unanimous vote for Transit App echoes the sentiment of the tens of thousands of Boston transit riders already using it every day.
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Transit authorities around the country are installing digital displays on buses and in bus shelters to provide real-time information to passengers.
Read More →Was launched in 2011 to provide estimated train arrival times for all 145 rail stations across CTA’s eight lines. Estimated times are generated through a combination of scheduling information and data generated by software that monitors the signal system to indicate when a portion of track is occupied by a train.
Read More →When the AVL system is fully integrated, riders will be able to look online to see where buses are located, see if there are delays, and see the exact times for pick-up and delivery to their destinations. New phone applications are also being developed to streamline the information.
Read More →Nomad, provider of passenger and fleet connectivity solutions to the rail industry, employs around 230 people, and is headquartered in Newcastle, UK.
Read More →Will deploy up to 60 Brasco Shelters/Connectpoint® Digital Bus Stop® displays on its newest bus service called FAST.
Read More →MBTA launches MBTA Go, an app that provides real-time information for all fixed route services and improves communication between MBTA and riders.
Read More →Unlike a mobile application, Where’s My Ride is an integrated Intelligent Transportation System, developed by Strategic Mapping, that uses accurate location data provided by a GPS device that is mounted inside each DCTA Connect bus and A-train railcar.
Read More →Thirty MTA buses servicing 34th Street in Manhattan will feature next stop announcements. Real-time arrival information will be provided at eight bus shelters.
Read More →The state decided to test the capabilities of the cutting-edge technology as a way to continue offering mobile services to its growing number of users.
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