Mid-Ohio Valley Transit Authority describes AngelTrax as a trusted onboard camera partner for dependable performance, accountability, and responsive support.
Michael Kesterson General Manager, Mid-Ohio Valley Transit Authority
Transit & Rail video surveillance
AngelTrax helps public transportation teams monitor buses and rail fleets, capture audio and video evidence, protect operators and passengers, review claims, and see fleet activity in real time.
What transit teams need to solve
Transit and rail teams face passenger incidents, operator claims, accidents, route delays, vandalism, service complaints, and insurance exposure. The right mobile video system gives every department a clearer record.
Review passenger, operator, roadway, and exterior camera footage when complaints, incidents, or claims arise.
Use route and system data to support operations, maintenance, investigations, and service review.
Protect budgets and reputations with clear, time-stamped evidence for incidents and disputed events.
When wireless components and connectivity are active, teams can see vehicle location and camera views in real time.
Vulcan Series platform
AngelTrax Vulcan Series products combine mobile recorders, HD and IP cameras, dash cameras, passenger counters, video management software, wireless technologies, and reliable storage for transit environments.
Making connections
Whether your organization needs cellular connectivity for immediate alerts, live view, and live tracking, or Wi-Fi connectivity for automated downloads at the end of the route, AngelTrax systems are built to support modern transportation workflows.
Video and data management
Transit teams need more than recorded footage. They need searchable video, route context, reporting, and tools that help safety, operations, claims, and maintenance teams work from the same evidence.
Customer proof
Mid-Ohio Valley Transit Authority describes AngelTrax as a trusted onboard camera partner for dependable performance, accountability, and responsive support.
Michael Kesterson General Manager, Mid-Ohio Valley Transit AuthorityWaukesha Metro Transit notes reliable camera systems, strong warranty fulfillment, high-quality audio/video recordings, and easier review for staff.
Brian Engelking Transit Manager, Waukesha Metro TransitCustomize your configuration
Tell AngelTrax about your fleet mix, wireless needs, camera coverage, live view requirements, and evidence review process. We can help map the right recorders, cameras, software, connectivity, and support.
Recommended transit bus camera layout
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Transit bus
C1 and C3 provide diagonal passenger coverage. C2 is mounted beside the windshield camera and faces rearward through the full bus, while C4 aims straight across the rear aisle toward the wheelchair lift. A centered windshield camera, rear backing camera, and two exterior cameras cover the driving zones.
All cameras: blue interior wedges extend to the farthest bus frame. Yellow exterior views are open-ended, with their bus-side edges parallel to the body and their depth fading after the rear of the bus.
Synchronized Camera Player
Four synchronized camera views provide a complete picture of every incident.
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Note: All Audio is Muted. Each camera has independent audio when playing back in PRO8. PRO8 plays the audio for the selected channel.
Synchronized Train Nine-Channel Camera Player
Seven synchronized train camera views in a nine-channel playback workspace.
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Note: All Audio is Muted. Channels 1 through 7 are loaded. Channels 8 and 9 remain available for additional train camera views.
