Signs: Real time passenger information anytime, anywhere

We've seen ridership grow dramatically when riders can wait for their services in comparative comfort and security. We've also seen great results achieved when good signage has been strategically placed to catch potential riders' eyes. You can provide real-time information in transit center lounges, terminals, and other public spaces with airport-style signage where 10 or more riders can view the information simultaneously. 

Horses for courses. Different sized signs can suit different situations. Here you can see an example of e-Paper signage that can be installed in busy stops where five or less riders can view the display at once.

A tried and true solution because they are a cost effective and robust alternative to fine-pitch LCD panels. From experience, these signs also attract less attention from vandals.

They are a versatile option for both indoor and outdoor situations such as above doors, within bus shelters and at transit centers. 

You can grow ridership by providing a real-time passenger information system at your suburban stops. Solar powered e-Paper technologies mean you can avoid installing expensive mains power. We partner with Papercast, a world-class e-Paper manufacturer with over 4,500 displays installed in over 45 countries to provide you with reliable and easy to read signage. Signs can also include voice annunciators for vision impaired riders. With these signs, you can add real-time clocks, weather, and news feeds.

Another low-pitch LED sign application. We supply and integrate with destination signs/header board signs and integration support geo-triggered messages that save your operators time, increase their safety and keep riders assured that they won't miss their services. 

Visual signage advising riders of the next stop on their route allows them to plan for disembarking from the bus and assures them that they are where they are meant to be. 

Low-pitch LED signs make for ideal next-stop signage because they allow a single line of text to be horizontally scrolled where height restrictions prevent a taller sign to be installed.

You can reduce anxiety for your vision and hearing impaired riders by giving them easy access to audible real time passenger information in your transit centers and public spaces. Braille on the sign can improve usability too.

Infotainment brings rich, attractive multimedia content to your riders giving them:

1) Assurance through real-time passenger information
2) Keeping them aware of major events and points of interest along the way

You can give advertisers additional options for their media mix helping you gain another funding source.