September 15, 2017
This morning we woke up to alerts on our mobile phones, announcing yet another terrorist attack in London. We live in dangerous times. With attacks happening around the world almost daily, it can make us feel helpless, as though there is nothing that can stop the bad guys. But the truth is, you can help. You have a powerful tool right…
Read moreSeptember 6, 2017
Leading See Something Say Something app is central to TTC’s new anti-harassment campaign FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Weymouth, MA – Sept. 6, 2017 - ELERTS Corp, the leading provider of See Something Say Something mobile apps for transit agencies, announced that it is powering Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC) ‘SafeTTC,’ a mobile app launched today that enables TTC customers to safely…
Read moreAugust 16, 2017
SEPTA and ELERTS Partner to Launch SEPTA Transit Watch App Incident-Reporting mobile app enables transit riders to easily report safety and security concerns SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) and ELERTS Corp., the leading provider of See Something Say Something mobile apps for transit agencies, announced the public release of ‘SEPTA Transit Watch,’ a mobile app that…
Read moreAugust 11, 2017
Trusted advisors to transit systems are known for designing successful service launches, app rollouts, and best practices to engage the voice of the rider. ELERTS is committed to each client’s success, from assisting with launch through product life, by offering advice on customized app creation, rollout, and promotion; reviewing current protocols; and suggesting best practices... Read more »
Read moreAugust 7, 2017
The families of five Washington state high school students shot in a high school cafeteria in 2014 have settled a lawsuit against the school district’s insurance company for $18 million. The settlement stems from a lawsuit alleging that a substitute teacher had been told of the possibility of a shooting but failed to alert school... Read more »
Read moreJuly 28, 2017
Free SMS text, a tip integrated, making it easy for dispatcher to reply. Not all riders have a smartphone, but they may wish to report an incident anyway. ELERTS has included the functionality to Text-a-Tip by directing texts to a phone number that corresponds with dispatch. The tip will arrive at the EPICenter console, just as any other report would. The…
Read moreJuly 25, 2017
Victor Valley Transit Authority recently launched “VVTA Watch,” a mobile safety app that allows passengers to immediately report safety or security concerns using their mobile phones or tablets. Click here for full article.
Read moreJuly 24, 2017
ELERTS EPICenter console is a highly intuitive, web-based management console; no hardware or software is required. It is designed for ease of use, and minimal operator training is required. ELERTS EPICenter is web-based so there is no hardware required. Console operators access ELERTS EPICenter via the web, eradicating additional hardware and software costs as... Read more »
Read moreJuly 21, 2017
A custom list of report types encourages riders to submit reports targeting the most important transit issues. ELERTS advises transit systems to keep their report options list precise and accurate. Riders initiate reports in less than twenty seconds; they then choose a report type, transportation means, and location along with details of the incident and photo/video. A precise list should…
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