GPS KEEPS TRACK OF BUSES
Nicholas Morehead
Abstract
Nicholas Morehead
Abstract
Boulder, Colorado's, transportation department has hired wireless data network provider Intuicom Inc. to fit 13 area buses with an Automatic Vehicle Location System. The buses are run by Special Transit , a nonprofit organization providing door-to- door transportation for elderly, disabled, low-income and rural residents of Boulder. The project cost $16,000
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Boulder, Colorado's, transportation department has hired wireless data network provider Intuicom Inc. to fit 13 area buses with an Automatic Vehicle Location System. The buses are run by Special Transit , a nonprofit organization providing door-to- door transportation for elderly, disabled, low-income and rural residents of Boulder. The project cost $16,000
Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Track (disk drive), Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Telecommunications, Automatic vehicle location, Computer science, Business