Yeah, we have a system here at MARTA. It's not public however. The
infrastructure of 2-way radios for position reporting also supports
police, operations and maintenance communications with push-to-talk;
but, it cost many millions using 800 MHz trunked radios.
I contend that 3G cellular using
From Jed:
My daughter who lives in Boston sent me this link to a local bus company
that shows where its buses are in real time, on the map:
http://masco.transloc.com/
This is the kind of thing that could have been done years ago but no one
thought to do it. In retrospect it is an obvious
From Jed:
My daughter who lives in Boston sent me this link to a local bus company
that shows where its buses are in real time, on the map:
http://masco.transloc.com/
This is the kind of thing that could have been done years ago but no one
thought to do it. In retrospect it is an obvious
I know the bus system here in phoenix has been equipped with gps for a
while. one of the uses is an automated, you are approaching X street
announcement over the pa system that tags when you reach certain
spots. THEY have the live tracking, but they havent given it
publicly. sigh.
On Tue, Apr
Maybe they should use google also like Boston.
Terry
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 2:32 PM, OrionWorks svj.orionwo...@gmail.com wrote:
From Jed:
My daughter who lives in Boston sent me this link to a local bus company
that shows where its buses are in real time, on the map:
From Terry:
Maybe they should use google also like Boston.
I talked to one of our techies. There may be financial issues.
Google's version is certainly better presented, but in the longer run
it may turn out not to be as cheap to implement or maintain. I noticed
Madison's version appears to
My daughter who lives in Boston sent me this link to a local bus
company that shows where its buses are in real time, on the map:
http://masco.transloc.com/http://masco.transloc.com/
This is the kind of thing that could have been done years ago but no
one thought to do it. In retrospect it is
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