March Networks and Vivotek Highlight Connected Transit Intelligence
The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) TRANSform Conference & EXPO 2026 in Chicago is where March Networks and Vivotek have highlighted
their connected transit intelligence.
The companies showed “Connected Intelligence: On the Move” in demonstrations of how transit agencies can connect video, AI and operational data across buses, shuttles, rail, stations and depots. Aspects of the solution include an attribute search facility for faster investigations, AI cameras that monitor distracted driving and fatigue, and a sleep mode that can capture incidents even when vehicles are parked and powered down.
“Vivotek brings a strong portfolio of AI-powered IP cameras built for demanding transit environments, with the image quality, analytics and value operators need, plus broad integration across the video ecosystem,” said Net Payne, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer for the combined March Networks and Vivotek organization. “Combined with March Networks’ strength in mobile recording, video management and investigation, we can give transit agencies a more complete view across vehicles, stations, depots and the wider network.”
Together, the portfolios span onboard and fixed transit environments, offering customers greater choice and a more connected approach to video across their networks. When video is connected with GPS, telematics, and other operational data, investigators gain additional context around incidents and vehicle activity.
March Networks supports some of North America’s largest and most complex public transit systems, including one with a fleet of nearly 2,500 vehicles. Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) in Albany, New York, uses March Networks video across fixed-route buses, garages, an administrative and call center facility, and the Rensselaer Rail Station.
Vivotek deploys more than 100,000 IP cameras each year for onboard transportation applications, including buses, trains, and ferries. Some international deployments include Lillestrøm Bus Terminal in Norway and Bangkok's MRT Red Line.
