Using In-Vehicle Networks
Using In-Vehicle Networks
To increase ridership, optimize operations, and drive new revenue streams — all with public safety and growth in mind — public
transportation agencies are finding more ways to use connected devices and applications in vehicles. From buses and light rail
to trollies and ferries, mass transit authorities see the value of in-transit security, digital signage, touchless fare collection, public
Wi-Fi, telematics, and GPS, GNSS, and AVL. However, all of these technologies depend on highly reliable connectivity.
AVL Digital
Signage
Passenger Wi-Fi
TSP POS
The sheer volume of video, credit card, navigation, and vehicle performance data — not to mention passenger streaming — flowing
from transit vehicles to the cloud makes it difficult not only to accommodate existing devices and applications, but to continue
adding more as needs arise and evolve. Flexible, high-bandwidth wireless 5G and LTE networking solutions are essential.
Set policies for entire group (security, data usage, captive portal)
Ruggedized Routers