Ir al contenido principal

Tag: MOBILEvhm

Recorded Webinar:
Vehicle Health Monitoring in New York

Escrito por akrause en . Publicado en Public Transport.

CDTA, a company from New York reports about experiences and benefits.

A webinar was held with our Sales Manager Maximilian Haag together with the “Capital District Transportation Authority”, a regional mobility provider in Albany, New York. The company operates 275 fixed-route buses as well as paratransit vehicles, trolleybuses and electric vehicles. MOBILEvhm has improved the processes and communication there considerably, so that it has been easier to make the right decisions since then.   

The exciting webinar with a duration of only 23 minutes shows the challenges that have been overcome by using MOBILEvhm and lessons learned in managing the vehicle fleet. Watch the recorded webinar and feel free to ask us any questions.

Contact details:

Maximilian Haag

maximilian.haag@carmedialab.com

Tel. +49 7251 7240-161

hamburg fährt elektrisch

Strategic Decision for Electric Bus Monitoring with MOBILEvhm in Hamburg

Escrito por admin en . Publicado en Public Transport.

CarMedialab, an INIT company, is pleased to announce that Verkehrsbetriebe Hamburg-Holstein will technically monitor all current and future electric buses with MOBILEvhm. This will allow VHH to better understand how the vehicles and batteries behave in real-world operations, where strengths and weaknesses lie, and most importantly, how they can be efficiently deployed and operated.

“VHH is a very ambitious company, one of the drivers in the transition to zero-emission mobility. This is an ideal opportunity to contribute what we have learned in more than 10 years in the automotive industry,” said Heiko Bauer, Managing Director of CarMedialab GmbH.

hamburg fährt elektrisch

New Vehicle Health Management for buses

Escrito por admin en . Publicado en Public Transport.

Problems with the vehicle are reported early on in the bus and in the control centre and the driver is given relevant support. Comprehensive vehicle monitoring during ongoing operations enables the dispatcher to get an overview of the situation in the bus himself. Unexpected breakdowns can be avoided, which increases the availability of the vehicles. As a result the entire fleet is more effective and customer-friendly.