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More agencies are going mobile with fares. As many others plan to replace aging fare collection equipment, they take steps such as open fare and closed-loop payment systems while planning for mobile ticketing.
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Through its Chinese joint venture SATEE, the company is supplying its metro traction system OptONIX, specifically designed and developed for the Chinese market.
Read More →For the increasing number of customers with smartphones and tablets, safety is enhanced. New features, such as mobile ticketing, crowd-sourced information and even shopping, further improve the ride.
Read More →In 2013, construction of the initial segment of high-speed rail, linking Merced to the San Fernando Valley, will create 100,000 job-years of employment over the next five years, the equivalent of 20,000 full-time jobs annually.
Read More →Reduces traffic signal delays, and uses AI to anticipate users’ arrivals at signalized intersections and then request priority.
Read More →The supply agreement will cover buses manufactured in Europe, China and Mexico.
Read More →Program, called Go Rio, allows students carrying 12 or more semester units to buy a $3 pass that gives them free access to buses operated by Los Angeles Metro, Foothill Transit, Norwalk Transit, Montebello Bus Lines and Sunshine Shuttle.
Read More →In addition to costs and funding options, transit systems should research service providers and their coverage capabilities, as well as which customer demographic to focus their efforts on before jumping on the wireless bandwagon.
Read More →In tests conducted by the MTA, the 5412 MDVRs consistently downloaded 700 MB of video — the equivalent of one hour of video from 10 cameras on each bus — in less than five minutes.
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