The initiative also includes the recent deployment of Mercury, a new communications platform that enables location-specific, targeted content to be sent to screens outside and in stations.
As part of this shift, BBB is also partnering with Swiftly Inc. to help deliver more accurate, consistent, and reliable data to power Transit.
The competitive grant funds are provided through the Public Transportation Innovation Program.
Features multimodal options, including Citi Bike, scooters from JUMP and Spin, as well as ridehail from Uber and Lyft.
Are also equipped with high-resolution cameras, increasing the video-monitoring presence for the DART Police Department.
The features include a Fleet of the Future tracker and details about cancelled trains.
Allows riders to customize alerts they receive by day and time, and allow multiple email addresses or phone numbers on one account.
With experience implementing and integrating different modes of transportation in Europe and beyond, contractors share lessons learned.
Using more sophisticated data to generate better predictions, and train arrival times are now refreshed every six seconds.
Transit authorities around the country are installing digital displays on buses and in bus shelters to provide real-time information to passengers.