The Blackout in Telematics for Buses and Trolleybuses Continues - What OASA Says
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Telematics went out of service early Thursday morning - Despite OASA's initial estimates that it was a malfunction and would be restored within the day, the inconvenience for passengers continues The post The blackout in telematics for buses and trolleybuses continues - What OASA says appeared first on in.gr.
The OASA telematics system remains out of operation. The problem that arose in the early hours of Thursday has not yet been resolved, resulting in passengers not being informed about when the next bus or trolleybus will pass. The application does not work either at stops where there are electronic boards with the arrival time, or on mobile phones. OASA: The frequency of routes is not affected The Athens Urban Transport Organization, for its part…
Thousands of passengers remain without information about arrival times – Routes are operating normally, according to OASA. Read here ⇛
Due to the failure, the panels at the stops and the OASA application have been put out of operation. More...
OASA's telematics system has been out of service since Thursday, leaving thousands of passengers without information about bus and trolleybus arrivals.
For the third day, the inconvenience of passengers on buses and trolleybuses in Athens continues, as the OASA telematics system has remained out of service since the early hours of Thursday. The OASA Telematics application and the telematics website do not show any data, while the same applies to the “smart stops” and the information screens inside the […] The post OASA Telematics: Third day of blackout – Restoration work in progress appeared fi…
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