FAQ: Do the sensors of the Trafficon series work for all door types in public transport?

Image of a bus door and the lettering Trafficon- series for door types in public transport

In short, the sensors in MTC's Trafficon series are suitable for all types of doors in public transport due to their self-learning function. They detect people and objects and monitor passenger flow – regardless of whether it's an inward-swinging door (IST), a swing-sliding door (SST), or an outward-swinging door (AST), and regardless of whether the door is pneumatically or electrically operated […]

FAQ: Standards and regulations for door monitoring in buses and trains – Use of Trafficonsensors

Standards and regulations for door monitoring in buses and trains

Overview: Door area monitoring systems are used for passenger safety and comfort and are subject to different standards and regulations depending on the vehicle category. These include UN/ECE specifications (for buses) and European standards (for rail vehicles). Sensors from the Trafficonseries – TraffiContact, TrafficonLine, TrafficonLine Comfort, TrafficonOneline, and TrafficonGrid – provide the technological building blocks to implement these requirements within the system. Regulatory framework in […]

FAQ: “What do EN 50155 and e1 mean for door sensors?”

In the datasheets for the Trafficonseries, you will find references such as EN 50155 or the type approval e1/E1. These represent two different, but equally important, approvals: For transport operators and vehicle manufacturers, this means: tested robustness in railway environments and compliant integration into road vehicles. Good to know: The following products have both approvals – EN 50155 and e1/E1: This offers maximum […]

Barrier-free boarding in public transport: Innovative and hygienic with the TrafficonLine Comfort sensors

Woman in a wheelchair in front of a bus for accessibility in public transport with the TrafficonLine Comfort contactless sensor

Ensuring accessibility in public transport is both a legal requirement and a moral obligation. According to Section 8, Paragraph 3 of the German Passenger Transport Act (PBefG), transport companies have been required to achieve full accessibility since January 1, 2022. Move & Traffic Controls GmbH (MTC) supports these efforts with innovative solutions that not only improve accessibility but also offer hygienic advantages […]

Doorway monitoring with the Trafficonseries: Innovation for safe and efficient public transport

Logo Trafficonseries - a brand of Move & Traffic Controls GmbH

In today's dynamic world, safety and efficiency in public transport are becoming increasingly important. The Trafficonseries from Move & Traffic Controls sets new standards with innovative door monitoring technologies. These advanced solutions ensure safe, barrier-free, and contactless boarding and alighting, improving passenger comfort and safety. Modern sensors and technologies […]