Show live departures on station monitors, lobby TVs, campus screens, and shuttle displays with a layout riders can read at a glance.
Multiple layouts, live refresh behavior, and clear fallback states for real-world display use.
Ideal for stations and high-volume stops where riders need a fast scan of route, destination, bay, and ETA.
Better for lower-density displays where each departure needs more breathing room.
A strong board needs more than departure rows. It needs to stay current, readable, and reliable on unattended screens.
Large, glanceable rows for high-traffic screens.
Real-time departures where riders are waiting.
Visible refresh states build rider trust.
Branded so the display still feels like your agency.
Two examples showing how the schedule board can work across different public display formats.
The table view is built for station screens, transit centers, and other high-traffic displays where riders need route, destination, arrival time, and status in one fast visual pass.
The card view gives each trip its own block, which makes the board feel more open and easier to read on screens where fewer departures are shown at once.
We can show how a live schedule board would work on station displays, public TVs, kiosks, and shuttle screens.
