Year: 2017

Rosco exhibited for the first time at the Solid Waste Association of North America’s WASTECON® conference highlighting the benefits of the Mobileye Shield+ Collision Avoidance System for refuse trucks… READ MORE …

A bus fleet has prevented collisions with vulnerable road users with installation of Mobileye Shield+.The retrofit advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) incorporates forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, pedestrian and cyclist detection and speed limit recognition… READ MORE …

“As part of the pilot program, Shield+ has been installed on 12 buses; 10 existing 40’ transit buses and two existing 60’ articulated buses,” said a report by Liseth Guizar, Transit Safety and Training Manager. “The 40’ buses are equipped with a …

The Santa Monica Big Blue Bus (BBB) has launched a pilot program to install and test a state-of-the-art system that helps prevent collisions by alerting drivers of potential hazards, agency officials announced last month. The one-year pilot program installed the Mobileye Shield+ …

The Mobileye Shield+ Collision Avoidance System has been implemented in numerous pilot projects and installations at various Transit Authorities throughout North America. The system uses sophisticated driver scene interpretation to assess the potential for collisions with vulnerable road users. The system can …

The Rosco/Mobileye Shield+ system is a collision avoidance warning system (CAWS) specifically designed for transit buses. This project involved field testing and evaluation of the CAWS in revenue service over a three-month period. The system provides alerts and warnings to the bus …

As a part of a research project sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation, the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, along with Texas A&M University’s (TAMU’s) Transportation Services, Mobileye and Rosco Vision Systems, conducted a pilot of the Mobileye Shield+ pedestrian and bicyclist …

Pierce Transit received a $1.6 million federal grant that will allow the agency to expand its Collision Avoidance and Mitigation Safety Research and Demonstration Project with Rosco/Mobileye, The News Tribune reports… READ MORE …

The Federal Transportation Administration has announced it has awarded Pierce Transit $1.66 million to install collision-avoidance technology and emergency braking technology on its buses as part of a Collision Avoidance and Mitigation Safety Research and Demonstration Project. The funding will expand research …