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TRC’s new impact laboratory will help with testing safety features in all kinds of vehicles as technology continues to advance.
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Transit agencies are laser-focused on improving safety, security, and efficiency in their mass transit systems, and they are increasingly looking to new advancements and use cases in surveillance technology to do so.
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In partnership with Swiftly, off-the-shelf tablet technology will be piloted in the operator cabs of up to 100 buses by the end of the year, providing turn-by-turn directions similar to navigation apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps.
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May Mobility to establish rider only experience in Peachtree Corners with advanced AV tech. Visitors to Curiosity Lab will be able to see this technology in action.
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Transactional data specifications can be used to help dial-a-ride and ADA paratransit services seamlessly connect systems in order to make requesting a trip easier.
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The new mobile video system has been redefined to have cutting-edge capabilities and a user-friendly design, paired with Luminator’s mSET software.
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The new fare collection technology solution allows transit agencies to implement account-based fare collection without installing new onboard hardware.
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RTLS technology, which allows for the precise tracking of vehicles, equipment, and personnel within transit yards, is transforming how these facilities operate, providing tangible benefits in terms of efficiency, cost savings, and safety.
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The technology allows passengers who are blind or have low vision to navigate the stations with a smartphone app.
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The technology has already been implemented in a variety of settings including other major transit agencies, schools, and more, and is also currently in use at Chicago’s Navy Pier.
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