Digital Screens for Transport, Bus and Railway Stations
Information Screens for Bus Stations, Railway Stations, Stops and Vehicles
A completed transport project
Varna Bus Station: outdoor timetable screens
Two professional outdoor screens with high brightness and IP64 protection show departing and arriving buses in real time. They are managed remotely from software at an operator.
What the screens show in transport
Passengers need accurate information at the right place and time. Digital boards deliver it clearly and can be updated in seconds.
1. Real-time departures and arrivals
Destination, departure time, bus number and platform. The boards can connect to the trip management system, so data does not have to be entered by hand.
2. Notices about changes and delays
When a trip is cancelled or delayed, or a platform changes, the message updates immediately, with no printed sheets.
3. Directions and wayfinding
Arrows and directions to platforms, ticket desks and exits help passengers who do not know the place.
4. Advertising and extra content
Between timetables the screens can show ads, news, weather and other content that brings additional revenue.
Where to place the screens
Screens go where passengers look for information or wait:
- Bus and railway stations: on platforms, in waiting halls and next to ticket desks.
- Stops and transport hubs: high-brightness outdoor screens that stay readable in direct sunlight.
- Airports: departure halls and baggage belts.
- Vehicles: buses, trains and taxis for information and advertising.
- Self-service: interactive totems and kiosks for information and tickets.
Suitable screens for transport
Outdoor screen with battery
Digital stopper with high brightness and IP65 protection against dust and moisture, for stops and open areas.
Professional 55" display 24/7
Hikvision 4K display with 500 cd/m² brightness, designed for continuous operation in halls.
Advertising totem with 49" screen
Free-standing totem for information and advertising in lobbies and on platforms.
Paper timetables or digital screens: what changes
- Printed timetables are hard to change when a trip is delayed or cancelled.
- Poor visibility in sun, rain and fog.
- Passengers crowd the desks with the same questions.
- No way to use the space for advertising.
- Remote updates in seconds.
- High brightness and dust and moisture protection for outdoor use.
- Fewer repeated questions to staff.
- Additional advertising revenue between timetables.
Frequently asked questions
What is digital signage in transport?
These are digital screens at bus and railway stations, stops and inside vehicles that show timetables, notices and advertising. They are managed centrally from software.
Can the screens work outdoors?
Yes, there are outdoor models protected from dust and moisture. At Varna Bus Station the screens have IP64 protection, and the digital stopper in our catalogue has IP65.
How is the timetable updated?
Remotely from software. At Varna Bus Station the screens are connected to the station information system, so the timetable updates automatically. See the management software.
What happens if the internet goes down?
See our answer: what happens to the screen if the internet stops.
Do you offer installation and support?
