Ground Transportation Passenger Information Display System (PIDS)

The Passenger Information Display System Built for Modern Transit Networks

From railway platforms and metro stations to bus stops and ferry terminals, passenger information displays guide millions of daily commuters to their connections. Transit CX PIDS delivers real-time trip data to every screen across your network—keeping riders informed and operations running smoothly.

Key Benefits

Real-time information

on every platform display

Unified passenger experience

with synchronized communication

Hardware-neutral platform

supports your existing screens

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Information at Every Step of the Journey

Large digital departure board mounted on a transit station platform showing real-time train schedules, platform numbers, and arrival times, with a train visible in the background.

Real-Time Transit Information

GTFS and GTFS-RT data flows directly to bus stops, platforms, and station displays. Schedules change, screens update. Automatically.

Freestanding digital display in a busy transit hub showing real-time departure information with color-coded route indicators and walking times — Platform 1 in 6 min, Platform 3 in 14 min, Platform 2 in 23 min.

Dynamic Wayfinding 
& Queue Management

Real-time departures and walking distances guide passengers through busy hubs. Operators control platforms, queues, and flow from touchscreen interfaces.

Wall-mounted digital display in a bright glass-fronted transit station showing train T287 route details, including upcoming stops, connections, and arrival times listed on a dark background.

Next-Stop & Route Visualization

Not every rider goes to the final stop. Show upcoming stations, connections, and arrival times so passengers plan ahead and make transfers.

Ticket Counter & Service Desk Status

Display counter availability in real-time—open, closed, or serving. Direct passengers to the nearest available service point automatically, reducing confusion during peak hours.

Digital platform display in a large railway station showing occupancy data for train T681 to Walnut Creek, with a coach-by-coach capacity bar chart indicating crowding levels from low to high across individual carriages.

Vehicle Occupancy & Capacity Data

Show real-time vehicle occupancy so riders choose less crowded carriages or wait for the next departure. Essential for busy metro and railway stations.

Freestanding digital display on a train platform showing a safety message with a person icon and the text "Please keep back from platform edge. Passing trains cause air turbulence," with a train passing at speed in the background.

Instructions & Guidelines

Display platform edge warnings, boarding procedures, and safety guidelines. Content triggers automatically based on train approach, departure times, or emergency conditions.

One System, Dual Impact: Unified Transit Communication

Synchronized Audio and Visual

When a delay announcement plays over station speakers, the same information appears on platform displays simultaneously. One update triggers both channels—no duplicate work, no conflicting messages.

Transit CX synchronized audio and visual output showing PA announcements and passenger display updates activating simultaneously across transit stations

Accessible PIDS for Every Rider

Transit accessibility compliance may require information in multiple formats. Transit CX delivers:

Multilingual displays supporting any alphabet

Visual paging that shows spoken announcements as on-screen text

Sign language integration for stations requiring BSL/ASL support

Transit CX accessibility-compliant PIDS showing high-contrast display layouts with large text and audio announcement synchronization for passengers with disabilities

Turn Station Displays into Revenue Streams

Transit CX advertising tools help offset infrastructure costs by integrating ads into your transportation digital signage. Use screen real estate for targeted campaigns during off-peak hours, or dedicate specific displays to advertising content.

Ads never interrupt critical PIDS information

Proof-of-play reporting for advertiser accountability

Daypart scheduling matches ad content to commuter demographics

Revenue tracking by station, route, or display group

Transit CX passenger information displays showing real-time arrivals, platform assignments and service status across a transit station concourse
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Powering a Branded, Unified Transit Experience

Transit CX display designer tool for creating and customizing passenger information screen layouts with drag-and-drop design tools

Transit CX lets you design professional railway digital signage and bus passenger information displays without graphic design expertise. Create templates tailored to your transit authority's brand, or let our team build custom designs. Content updates automatically based on GTFS schedules—your displays always show current information.

Design Without Limits

Transit CX includes a content designer built for transit operators:

Professional Layouts

Create station displays in minutes with drag-and-drop tools

Ready-to-Go Templates

Use our transit template library or request custom designs

Operator Branding

Apply your transit authority identity consistently across all stations while accommodating partner or sponsor requirements

Smarter Content Management

Intelligent content automation works around the clock:

Data-Driven Updates

Pull schedule information directly from GTFS-RT, vehicle tracking, or external feeds

Instant Publishing & Scheduling

Deploy content across one platform or your entire network, timed by route, station, or event

Role-Based Permissions

Operations, marketing, and IT each access the tools they need without stepping on each other

Additionally, Transit CX CMS supports:

Passenger safety videos, service updates, and live television

Multi-language and multi-alphabet support (Latin, Arabic, Cyrillic, etc.)

Accessibility features such as visual paging and sign language video

No Hardware Lock-In

Commercial Display Support

Our display controllers work with any commercial screen featuring HDMI input—Samsung, LG, NEC, Sony, and more. From legacy 1080p monitors to new 4K train platform displays, if it has HDMI, it works with Transit CX.

Unified Audio in Action
nnounce display and data controller hardware managing PIDS screens and real-time transit information delivery at station level

LED Panel Integration

LED boards from Absen, Daktronics, or Watchfire connect through API—no proprietary hardware required. Full support for:

Zone-based content targeting

Emergency scenario activation

Condensed text versions for smaller displays

Transit CX data-driven LED departure board showing live GTFS arrival and service status information at a transit stop or platform

Optimize Energy Use with Smart Display Power Scheduling

Extend display lifespan and reduce energy costs with automated power control. Schedule on/off times for individual screens or entire station groups. When the last train departs at midnight, platform displays power down automatically—supporting your sustainability goals while cutting operational costs.

Transit CX display optimization interface showing energy scheduling, brightness control and off-peak content management for station PIDS screens

Why Transit Operators Choose Transit CX PIDS

Transit CX PIDS connects real-time vehicle data to every screen across your network, from railway platforms and metro stations to bus stops and ferry terminals.

Real-Time on Every Screen

GTFS-R data flows to bus stops, platforms and station displays. Schedule changes reflect automatically.

Accessible for Every Rider

Multilingual displays, visual paging and sign language integration deliver information to all passengers.

Transit CX platform showing a single content update broadcasting simultaneously to all station displays and PA zones across the network

Revenue-Generating Displays

Integrate advertising into off-peak screen time with proof-of-play reporting and daypart scheduling.

Smart Content Management

Role-based permissions let operations, marketing and IT each manage their content without overlap.

Synchronized Audio & Visual

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Passenger Information Displays

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Voice Announcement System

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Trip Management and GTFS

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Audio Hardware Built for Transit

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Frequently Asked Question

Got questions? We’ve got answers.

Yes. Transit CX integrates schedule and position data from multiple transport types into one platform. Operations staff manage bus stop screens, railway platform displays, and ferry terminal signage through a single login.

Yes. GTFS static feeds provide schedule data - routes, stops, timetables, service calendars. GTFS-Realtime overrides static schedules with live vehicle positions and delay predictions. Displays update automatically when vehicles deviate from schedule. Transit CX also accepts data from signaling systems, ATS, and GPS for networks that don't use GTFS.

Transit CX display controllers connect to any commercial screen with HDMI input - LCD or LED, from any manufacturer including Samsung, LG, NEC, and Sony. LED panels from Absen, Daktronics, or Watchfire connect through API. Currently running on both LCD and LED displays at Jakarta LRT across 3 lines, from platform screens to concourse video walls.

Both - plus we can build custom templates tailored to your operation. Use the drag-and-drop content designer to create your own layouts, start from our transit template library, or have our team design templates for your specific use case. Your transit authority branding applies consistently across all stations, and role-based permissions keep operations, marketing, and IT working without conflicts.

Yes. Turn off-peak display time into advertising revenue using built-in ad management tools. Ads never interrupt critical PIDS information. Features include proof-of-play reporting for advertiser accountability, daypart scheduling matched to commuter demographics, and revenue tracking by station, route, or display group.

Pre-configured emergency scenarios override all scheduled display content with one activation. Screens show evacuation routes, service disruption maps, or safety instructions while audio plays matching announcements simultaneously. Priority systems ensure safety messages take precedence across every display in the affected zone or network-wide.