Passenger Transport

Control and traceability of passenger transport service. Companies providing urban, interurban, or special (school, labor) transport. It focuses on the compliance with schedules, passenger safety, real-time monitoring, line planning, and validation of the service provided (including for subsidies).
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Application cases

Urban Passenger Transport

· Real-time monitoring of units: location, status, and frequency compliance of each bus.

· Route and stop validation: control of route, compliance with authorized schedules.

· Onboard safety management: alerts for sudden braking, speeding, incidents.

· Service audit for subsidies: objective evidence of compliance with the contracted service.

· Optimization of frequencies and fleet: dynamic reassignment of units according to real-time demand.

· Critical operation alerts: detours, delays, mechanical failures, or emergencies en route.

· Driver performance evaluation: driving score and compliance with protocols.

Intercity Passenger Transport

· Route Control for Medium and Long Distances: complete traceability of authorized routes.

· Driver Change Management: digital record of shifts, compliance with mandatory rest times.

· Monitoring of Safety Conditions: speeding, unauthorized detours, risk areas.

· Automatic Recording of Driving Times: start and end of shifts, effective driving times.

· Alerts on Route and Remote Assistance: notification of incidents, emergencies, or mechanical failures.

· Regulatory Compliance Audit: evidence for regulatory bodies regarding rest periods and protocols.

· Passenger Experience Management: reports on schedule compliance, comfort, and safety.

Value: ensures efficient and transparent use of public assets, reduces operational costs, and reinforces citizen trust in government management.

Value: greater transparency of the service, improved security, and optimization of resources.

Value: transparency in travel management, reduction of operational costs, and improvement in the safety of personnel in mobility.

Value:  improves safety on long trips, provides information, and strengthens the passenger's confidence in the quality of service.

Value: greater transparency of the service, improved security, and optimization of resources.

Value:  improves safety on long trips, provides information, and strengthens the passenger's confidence in the quality of service.

Urban Passenger Transport

· Real-time monitoring of units: location, status, and frequency compliance of each bus.

· Route and stop validation: control of route, compliance with authorized schedules.

· Onboard safety management: alerts for sudden braking, speeding, incidents.

· Service audit for subsidies: objective evidence of compliance with the contracted service.

· Optimization of frequencies and fleet: dynamic reassignment of units according to real-time demand.

· Critical operation alerts: detours, delays, mechanical failures, or emergencies en route.

· Driver performance evaluation: driving score and compliance with protocols.

Intercity Passenger Transport

· Route Control for Medium and Long Distances: complete traceability of authorized routes.

· Driver Change Management: digital record of shifts, compliance with mandatory rest times.

· Monitoring of Safety Conditions: speeding, unauthorized detours, risk areas.

· Automatic Recording of Driving Times: start and end of shifts, effective driving times.

· Alerts on Route and Remote Assistance: notification of incidents, emergencies, or mechanical failures.

· Regulatory Compliance Audit: evidence for regulatory bodies regarding rest periods and protocols.

· Passenger Experience Management: reports on schedule compliance, comfort, and safety.

Value: greater transparency of the service, improved security, and optimization of resources.

Value:  improves safety on long trips, provides information, and strengthens the passenger's confidence in the quality of service.