Cisco Connected Mass Transit
What makes us unique
Connected Mass Transit provides an end-to-end, highly secure network, from vehicles to transit stops to maintenance yards. We've tested and validated each aspect of the solution with our Cisco Validated Designs to reduce deployment risk. Our partner ecosystem helps deliver a comprehensive solution that meets your needs.
Connected mass transit solutions
Upgrade your existing network one area at a time or all at once through a single, end-to-end converged network.
Understand how buses, light-rail cars, and other metro vehicles can improve fuel efficiency, reduce electricity costs, and curb CO2 emissions.
Transit stops
Get arrival information screens, wireless access for passengers, improved security, location-based asset tracking, and new revenue sources like digital advertising.
Maintenance yards
Prevent major service failures through predictive diagnostics. Enable remote collaboration for fixing maintenance issues. Deter vandalism in your yards and terminals.
Modern architecture
See the business use cases in an architectural format from Cisco's Connected Mass Transit solution.
Product-focused architecture
Architecture highlighting the specific products that comprise Cisco's Connected Mass Transit solution.
Case studies
San Diego implements real-time diagnostics
"We now have real-time diagnostics on our trains so that our maintenance department can see how our trains are operating. If we're starting to see issues with thresholds, we can stop a train and do a replacement on it before we experience a major failure."
– Paul Joblonski, CEO, San Diego MTS
Linz AG reduces electricity costs by 10%
"We decided to build on our existing Cisco network and channel its agility and simplicity to incorporate new security, mobile, and analytics technologies that help us achieve our goals and gain greater business insight."
– Georg Linhard, Project Manager, Linz AG Telekom
"The main problem was transferring a lot of information [from the train] to the data center. [With Cisco] together with Fluidmesh...that issue doesn't exist anymore."
– Alexei Perevyazkin, Director Operations Sales, Cisco Systems
"We have 52 city departments that we can share data with—everything from public health to the police department—and we can really become a smart city about how we provide different services to our communities."
– Lisa Walton, CTO, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Critical elements of success
End-to-end architecture
See how Cisco products help connect roadways, intersections, infrastructure, and vehicles.
Cisco Validated Designs
Explore how we test our products in real-world scenarios to minimize your deployment risk.
Security
Think beyond the network perimeter and move faster to prepare for cybersecurity challenges.
News and events
Cisco's cloud-based IoT Operations Dashboard can be used to increase industrial asset visibility and securely manage assets from anywhere.
5 transportation predictions
Cisco's Kyle Connor shares the "new oil" for transportation and why mobility as a service (MaaS) will rise dramatically.
3 types of IoT partner you need
Maciej Kranz from Cisco sheds light on how an IoT partner ecosystem can help you build a faster tomorrow.
The future connected commute
Cisco's Barry Einsig gives his vision for how people will travel safer, better, and more efficiently in 10 years.
Funding transportation projects
Learn about grants for vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) projects and how to win one.
How Cisco drives IoT forward
Find out what is inhibiting IoT growth and what Cisco is doing to advance it.
Resources
Quick links
More resources
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- Intelligent Transportation Blueprint
Security
Case studies
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