ETA Transit Systems was founded in 2003 to take advantage of industry's growing interest in, and use of, Transit ITS communications solutions based upon open architecture. Many transit agencies use GPS-based information and vehicle management systems, and many of these systems have either a proprietary architecture or one that is less than open. This makes it difficult - at best - to maintain, upgrade, or re-procure systems and increases life cycle costs.
ETA Transit Systems has extensive experience in the development, deployment and maintenance of GPS-based and other information solutions. We can take your existing system and extend it for compatibility with the next generation of new, open-architecture solutions. This saves you money and at the same time charts a clear migration path toward new solutions. We will work with you to deploy and maintain a true open-architecture solution that is Web-hosted, scalable, and easily upgradable.
No more proprietary server. No more costly, difficult, time-consuming software upgrades - with open-source applications, upgrades are readily introduced and completely documented.
SPOT (Spatial Position On Transit) is ETA Transit’s flagship ITS (Intelligent Transit System) product. Built on an open-architecture platform, it includes all the tools you need to improve transit operations and dramatically improve rider experience. SPOT is simple to install and utilizes... Read More
SPOT’s base system delivers the full-featured solution for today’s challenging transit environment. It touches every corner of your operations and provides real benefit that helps your administrators, dispatchers, drivers, maintenance crews and of course, your riders. -Full-featured... Read More
Ensure that every stop is clearly announced. Our on-board announcement systems provide multi-sensory engagement to riders and ensures ADA compliance with location-triggered audio and visual prompts. Point out route highlights, announce upcoming stops, and provide timely news and information... Read More
In Lassen County California, Lassen Rural Bus (LRB) only has a handful of fixed route buses—12 to be exact. What’s different about this community is that its ridership primarily consists of commuters —many of whom are elderly. When Lassen was awarded funding that could be allocated toward... Read more
Choosing a vendor for a shuttle tracking system can sometimes be a stressful one. In a somewhat crowded marketplace, it can be difficult to differentiate between products and software packages. FAU needed a system which started with the basics and allowed opportunity to easily expand as the... Read more
Do more with less. It’s a common refrain for companies of all sizes across the country. Improve efficiency, streamline operations, increase productivity—and reduce the bottom line. It’s a familiar story we hear time and time again from transit agencies across the country; there’s plenty of... Read more
