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The E-Paper technology provides an easy-to-read front lit design with no light pollution.
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Customer amenities continue to set the agency apart and take it closer to its larger goal of becoming the mobility manager for the region.
Read More →The first tranche of digital signage products to be installed will be the company’s solar-powered 13-inch Digital Bus Stop Displays, to be deployed at GRTC’s Downtown Transfer Station in downtown Richmond.
Read More →New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), together with MTA NYC Transit, unveiled a new Select Bus Service route along 86th Street in Manhattan on July 13, 2015. This corridor currently serves 24,000 commuters daily and is the busiest route citywide per mile. This marks the 8th SBS in the city and provides direct connections to twelve different bus routes.
Read More →Amtrak information will appear in Google search results when a user indicates they are considering rail travel between two Amtrak destinations.
Read More →Will build 1,000 bus shelters of various configurations, benches, trash receptacles, leaning rails, solar-powered lighting, and passenger information displays.
Read More →Dallas is one of the few major cities without transit shelter advertising.
Read More →Cat Tracker lets students download an app or check online to see when and where the next bus nearest to them will arrive. The tracking program was accessed by over 8,000 users in August.
Read More →In addition to offering a shuttle service to on-campus residents and Zipcar to both those on- and off-campus, the university recently partnered with Zimride, a rideshare service that uses a social networking format to connect students to carpooling opportunities. Recent new additions, NextBus and an app, make the shuttle program more efficient.
Read More →The new expanded codeshare reciprocity will run as a pilot program currently slated to end June 30, 2024.
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