Run the route you promised
See late starts, route deviation, long rank or stop dwell and vehicles falling behind the operating plan.
- Live route and rank visibility
- Timing-point and dwell events
- Trip history by vehicle and driver
Live route operations, driver identity, passenger counts, AI camera evidence, panic response and vehicle health — connected for minibus taxi, bus, shuttle and scholar-transport fleets across South Africa.
Passenger operations
Gauteng Control View
TX-14
Midrand → Sandton
BUS-08
Soweto → Johannesburg
SH-03
Rosebank Loop
Live operations
Passenger count
BUS-08 · 31 onboard
Door count updated at stop
What passenger operators actually need
Passenger transport is not solved by a location dot. Owners and controllers need route performance, driver responsibility, visual evidence, capacity signals and vehicles that stay available for the next trip.
See late starts, route deviation, long rank or stop dwell and vehicles falling behind the operating plan.
Connect panic, live location and the right camera views so controllers can verify an incident and coordinate help.
Use compatible doorway passenger-counting cameras to record boarding and alighting events by vehicle, stop and trip.
Identify the person behind the wheel so mileage, trips, speeding, idling and camera events follow the driver, not only the vehicle.
Review speeding, harsh manoeuvres, fatigue, distraction and road-risk events with the matching trip and available footage.
Combine mileage, engine hours, battery, service triggers and supported diagnostics to plan maintenance before a route fails.
One connected shift
Every signal makes more sense when it belongs to the same operating timeline: the driver, vehicle, route, passengers, safety events and final shift result.
Built for exceptions
Controllers should not watch every vehicle continuously. The platform surfaces the late route, unassigned driver, panic, risky event or offline camera that needs action.
Before departure
Driver identity, vehicle availability and camera status establish who is responsible for the shift.
On route
Controllers see route progress, rank or stop dwell, deviation and the vehicles that need attention.
At the door
A compatible PCS doorway camera records boarding and alighting for operational comparison.
When risk appears
A panic, collision or driving event can be checked against live location and the relevant camera channel.
At shift close
Trips, mileage, driver, passenger counts, exceptions and footage form the shift record.
Cabin
Passenger context
Door
Boarding counts
Exterior
Road + blind areas
Passenger and road evidence
Multi-channel MDVR can cover the road, driver, passenger cabin, entrance, sides and rear. Live view helps during an active incident; the onboard archive and event clips support complaints, collisions and investigations.
Fatigue, distraction, harsh events and the traffic context around them.
Objective context for safety incidents, complaints, vandalism and driver-passenger interactions.
Boarding activity, passenger counting and additional blind-area evidence on compatible systems.
Passenger counts & revenue control
Compatible PCS doorway cameras can count boarding and alighting events. That gives the operator a demand and capacity signal which can be compared with the ticketing, card or cash record already used by the business.
A count is not a fare transaction.
Passenger counting does not prove the amount collected. It becomes a revenue-control tool when vehicle, route, shift and count data are reconciled against the operator's fare or ticketing system.
Shift reconciliation
BUS-08 · Route JHB-04
86
Boarded
71
Alighted
15
Estimated onboard
Live data into your systems
Stream live locations to a passenger app, route-control screen or existing dispatch system over SSE. Use RabbitMQ for broader event subscriptions and REST for trips, reports and historical evidence.
Live locations
Continuous map updates over a persistent HTTPS connection.
Event stream
Subscribe to broader telemetry, input and operational events.
On demand
Pull vehicles, trips, events, reports and available evidence.
Typical destinations
Match the system to the service
A minibus taxi, contract shuttle and 65-seat bus should not receive the same camera layout or data configuration. We fit around vehicle design, passenger risk, route model and the systems already in use.
Minibus taxi
Make route, driver, shift and passenger activity visible without changing how the rank operates overnight.
Bus & coach
Cover larger cabins, doors and exterior blind areas while giving controllers route and schedule context.
Shuttle & scholar transport
Provide schools, employers and contract managers with a stronger operational record around routes and incidents.
Fitment and governance
Passenger fleets need more than hardware installation. Camera placement, counting calibration, user permissions, retention, escalation and evidence retrieval all need to be agreed before go-live.
Document route controls, ranks or stops, driver shifts, passenger incidents, panic flow and reporting needs.
Choose camera channels, doorway position, tracker inputs, CAN compatibility, storage and connectivity.
Verify every view, passenger-count zone, event trigger, driver identity and control-room escalation.
Connect existing systems, assign access by role, agree retention and train controllers on evidence handling.
Build the passenger-fleet stack
Start with live route visibility, then select the camera channels, passenger-counting and response services the operation requires.
Fleet operations
/vehicle/month · ex VAT
For routes, driver accountability, reporting and integration.
Road & driver
/vehicle/month · ex VAT
For minibus taxis and smaller shuttle vehicles.
Passenger evidence
/vehicle/month · ex VAT
Multi-camera coverage for buses and passenger vehicles.
Advanced passenger AI
/vehicle/month · ex VAT
For larger, sensor-rich passenger operations.
Passenger-counting cameras, additional channels, panic buttons, driver-ID hardware, sensors, installation and integration are scoped for the vehicle layout and fleet size.
Build the right passenger operation
Tell us the vehicle classes, routes, passenger risks, existing systems and camera coverage you need. We'll design the tracking, MDVR, driver ID, counting and integration around the real operation.