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GMV Syncromatics
Products that keep information clear and connected, from dispatch to drivers to riders, simplifying modern transit.
Overview
GMV Syncromatics builds intelligent transportation systems for transit agencies, with a United States team that has worked on systems from Los Angeles to Houston to the greater New York area over nearly two decades. Its products keep information connected from dispatch to drivers to riders.
The line includes a fully integrated CAD/AVL system built to be easy to learn, a larger CAD/AVL system for the needs of bigger agencies, all-in-one onboard hardware, and passenger information signage sized for agencies of any scale. The company works with its European colleagues at GMV on hardware and software design, and its staff includes the project managers, hardware installers and support representatives that a deployment depends on after the contract is signed.
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