Computerized Transport Management

The core of a smoothly operating public local transportation system is its control center. T-Systems ensures optimized linkages by means of computer-aided operations control systems.

Just missed the bus after a slight delay in the subway? Annoying incidents like these in public local passenger transportation systems are completely unnecessary: Computer-aided operations control systems can fully safeguard transportation connections. Such systems provide planners at the control center with a detailed picture of what is happening out there on roads and railways, allowing them to intervene in automated processes as required. Such interventions can include arranging detours or quickly deploying additional or replacement vehicles. The system's basic function is to support all voice and data communications between control centers and vehicles. Significant deviations from timetables are signaled automatically to the planners. The messages can be forwarded directly to drivers wirelessly or fed to a dynamic passenger information system at the push of a button. Passengers are thus always kept up-to-date.

Multi-enterprise control center

Advantages for integrated public transportation organizations: The modular system easily permits joint use by several transportation enterprises; access rights are defined to ensure complete transparency.