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Fixed Route Communications

Demand Response Communications

Outbound Messaging

Ontira Communications provides Automated Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) that deliver timely information to transit users, no matter where they are. Ontira enables riders to conveniently access transit information through multiple media channels in order to make intelligent transportation decisions, whether for pre-trip planning or on-the-road movements.

Ontira's Automated Communications solutions:

Fixed Route Communications (FRC)
Provides public transit riders with automated schedule and other fixed-route information more »

Demand Response Communications (DRC)
Provides demand response riders with access to automated trip information and allows them to confirm and cancel existing trips, as well as book new trips more »

Outbound Messaging
Provides riders with automated messages about their upcoming trips, schedule changes, emergency notifications, or bulletins more »

Ontira’s solutions deliver automated information to transit riders 24/7, through advanced media options such as Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Automated Speech Recognition (ASR), Internet, variable message signage and wireless applications.

A subsidiary of TranSched Systems, Ontira Communications provides products that can be deployed individually or combined for an integrated solution with TranSched solutions. Ontira’s modular applications can be implemented to fit your current IT infrastructure, as they are also fully compatible with major fixed route and demand response schedulers and Automated Vehicle Location (AVL) and Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) vendors.

Providing ATIS solutions since 1984, Ontira’s expertise stems from decades of industry experience specializing in the unique needs of public transportation. Today, Ontira’s installations span North America and Australia, including systems for public transit agencies in Austin, Boston, Dallas, Detroit, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Diego, Seattle, and Toronto.