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Pupil Transportation Sprint Perspectives

Pupil Transportation Sprint Perspectives. Where we are today. Sprint is heavily involved at the State, Regional and National level We consider our involvement with and support of Pupil Transportation to be a major differentiator

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Pupil Transportation Sprint Perspectives

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  1. Pupil Transportation Sprint Perspectives 2008 Pupil Transportation Conferences

  2. Where we are today • Sprint is heavily involved at the State, Regional and National level • We consider our involvement with and support of Pupil Transportation to be a major differentiator • We provide solutions for voice, data, and more with double digit growth in the segment continuing • Our networks are performing at best-ever levels 2008 Pupil Transportation Conferences

  3. What we are seeing across the country • Panic Alarms • Radio Broadcasts / Revenue • Digital Signage • Digital Cameras and Video • On-Vehicle Navigation • Dynamic Routing • Student Internet Access • Interoperability (Voice and Data) • Fuel / Emissions Monitoring (idle, etc.) • Radio Communications • Cellular / 911 Access • GPS Vehicle Tracking • Student Tracking • Engine Diagnostics • Sensor / Telemetry Data • Process Compliance (pre-trip, etc.) • Timesheets and Payroll • Database Access 2008 Pupil Transportation Conferences

  4. What does this mean for communications? • Bandwidth Requirements • Time Sensitivity • Priority • Availability • Resilience • Cost • Eventually the communications link • must be consolidated. 2008 Pupil Transportation Conferences

  5. School Buses Systems Powered by VoIP Devices Enable drivers to communicate with dialing. Mobile Internet Broadband * Wi-Fi coverage up to two football fields around the bus. * Do homework on the way home. WiMAX ready. Cellular Broadband: Extending cell services up to 30. No more holes in cellular service. RFID: Know when you child has gotten on the bus and left. Resell this safety feature to parents. GPS Location Other Wi-Fi: Video Camera. See what is happening on the buses in real time. OBDll – CAN & JBus: On-board Diagnostics. Know when a check engine light is on. Reduce your fuel costs. 2008 Pupil Transportation Conferences

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