Transit systems and their technology partners are working together to adjust operations, provide passengers with up-to-date information, and ensure a safe transit environment.
The solar-powered signage will provide bus arrival times and assist the visually impaired with spoken information and help maintain clear readability at about 80 feet.
The new real-time digital information displays will provide increased messaging flexibility and provide a better customer experience.
In this digital age, riders expect a sleek experience that offers easy access to critical information, such as rider alerts and route information.
Health guidance messaging deployed across 3,000 digital screens on subway, 2,000 on buses, and 550 on commuter railroads.
CDTA celebrates New Flyer battery-electric buses, digital signage coming to TriMet, and Icomera expands R&D facilities.
New contract will generate up to $247.5M in revenues for agency over next five years.
The new cars incorporate and improve upon the most successful and popular features of the MTA’s two recent electric car fleets.
The features include a Fleet of the Future tracker and details about cancelled trains.
Installing a new systems and/or retrofitting older LCD displays with new capabilities helps provide riders with improved travel info.