This live demo shows how DashScene can present richer rider information using a display format built for transit spaces.
It highlights real-time departures, route details, weather, alerts, and context that helps riders understand what is happening before they board.
This demo uses live, real-time data. To keep everything running smoothly for everyone, demo capacity is shared globally and sessions are limited to 10 minutes.
What to notice in this demo
More than departure times
DashScene helps riders understand when a trip leaves, how it is running, and what context matters before they head to the stop or platform.
Built for rider decisions
Departures, alerts, walking-time cues, weather, and trip details work together to help riders decide what to do next.
Clear during disruption
Service alerts are presented with strong route identification and readable summaries, making important information easier to scan.
Where agencies can use DashScene
DashScene works well anywhere riders pause, wait, plan, or need a clearer picture of upcoming service.
Stations and terminals
Bring richer departure information into concourses, waiting areas, platforms, boarding areas, and customer-facing spaces.
Customer service areas
Give riders a clear view of nearby departures, alerts, weather, and trip context while they wait for assistance.
Partner locations
Extend useful rider information into nearby cafés, storefronts, campuses, hotels, offices, and other places people spend time before boarding.
Want to explore an agency rollout?
Start with your data
DashScene works with quality GTFS Static and GTFS Realtime data, without requiring a custom agency API.
Plan the right display locations
A good rollout starts with where riders need information most: terminals, waiting areas, transfer points, partner locations, or customer spaces.
Before you get started
Yes. This transit agency demo uses live, real-time data. Demo sessions last a maximum of 10 minutes.
Look for how DashScene combines departures, route context, alerts, weather, and rider-facing details into one screen that is easier to scan than a simple list of departure times.
No. DashScene is designed to work with quality GTFS Static and GTFS Realtime data where available, without requiring custom APIs or bespoke integrations.
Yes. DashScene can show agency-wide, route-specific, and stop-specific alerts in a clearer rider-facing format when that information is available from the feed.
Yes. DashScene can also support partner locations near stops, stations, terminals, campuses, hotels, offices, and other shared spaces where better transit information would help riders.
Yes. DashScene offers two ways to explore: live demos with pre-configured Dashes, and a setup wizard that lets you build and preview your own Dash before signing up.
Yes. Transit agencies are welcome to use self-serve setup to preview DashScene, explore available display options, and see how rider information appears on screen.
For a larger rollout, or if you want to review data quality, display locations, partner placements, or agency-specific needs, we recommend contacting DashScene so we can help plan the best setup.
If your agency is not currently available in DashScene, contact us and let us know you would like it added.
DashScene depends on quality GTFS data to provide transit information. GTFS Static data provides the scheduled service information needed for basic departures, while GTFS Realtime data provides the best experience by supporting live updates, vehicle status, and service alerts where available.
When you contact us, please include any available feed URLs, data access details, or documentation that can help us review whether the necessary transit data is available.