Automatic passenger counting for buses
An overhead sensor above the door counts each person and the direction they move, so boarding and alighting are recorded separately and linked to GPS stops.
Features
- Direction-aware countingBoarding and alighting counted separately.
- Live occupancySee how full each bus is.
- Stop-wise analyticsCounts tied to each GPS stop.
- Revenue checksCompare passengers with tickets sold.
- Route planningAdjust frequencies with real demand data.
How it works
- The sensor above the door detects each person.
- AI identifies the direction of movement.
- Boarding or alighting count increases.
- Counts are tagged with GPS location and sent to reports.
Frequently asked questions
How does automatic passenger counting work?
A downward-facing sensor above the doorway detects each person and their direction, counting boarding and alighting separately.
Can passenger counts detect revenue leakage?
Comparing counts with tickets sold on each trip highlights gaps that may indicate leakage.
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