Voice Communication

Ditch your radio for high-quality digital calls between dispatch and drivers.

Traditional radio networks are expensive and difficult to maintain, requiring agencies to build fixed infrastructure and deploy special equipment to each vehicle. But Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, is a simpler and more modern voice communication solution for transit operators and dispatch.

Our VoIP system uses commercial cellular networks to provide high-quality digital calls throughout your agency’s service area. And because VoIP is eligible for FirstNet and other public safety broadband networks, it’s more reliable than a personal cell phone. No radio console, tower infrastructure, or special hardware needed.

VoIP also matches the key features of a trunked two-way radio system, including private channels, fleetwide all-call, requests to talk, and emergency alarms. This means not only will you have all the radio features your agency depends on, but you’ll also receive advanced logging and archiving call recordings, multi-way calls to dynamically generated groups of vehicles, and access by mobile supervisors.