Public transport in general, and buses in particular, may be potential targets of vandalism, muggings and other attacks. Various offences take place in these locations. According to experts, CCTV can act as a preventive tool to improve safety in public transport by up to 90%. It is therefore a very important issue for the safety of people and equipment.

More than 200 ACTIA mobile technical inspection stations are currently operating worldwide. Demand is rising. This may be because ACTIA’s range of mobile stations is the most comprehensive on the market. The range includes five standard models. Each model is adapted to local constraints: the number of vehicles to be checked or climatic conditions. This ample offer reflects ACTIA’s expertise in vehicle inspection equipment. Mobile stations have the same equipment as fixed stations, and of the same quality as fixed stations.

Since the Euro V law of October 2009, all car repairers have access to manufacturer data in order to reprogram the ECUs of the vehicle they are working on. In professional jargon, this is referred to as Passthru for ECUs reprogramming. In practice this is not so simple.

Telemetry is used to obtain all data available on a vehicle’s CAN network, remotely and in real time.

In Côte d’Ivoire, ACTIA is now partner to Mayelia Logistics & Automotive for vehicle inspections. We will provide their vehicle inspection lines for light vehicles, HGVs and passenger and commercial vehicles.

The crisis we are experiencing and our obligations to protect staff and customers in the automotive industry have led us to implement effective solutions for disinfecting vehicles, especially against viruses.

Multi-Diag, ACTIA’s multi-make diagnostic and repair tool, provides a quick, guided procedure for unlocking the secure access system (Security Gateway) of recent FIAT Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) vehicles.

As part of its work in research and innovation, ACTIA is taking part in the MOT Challenge, the global benchmark competition for tracking objects in a video scene. So far, ACTIA has been performing well, ranking 8th in the world in metric accuracy analysis, known as MOTA, and 2nd in terms of tracking speed.

Reduced hardware for safe and secure connectivity.

The City of London is a pioneer in the ecological and safety aspects of public transport. Transport for London (TFL), the organisation responsible for London’s transport system, with ACTIA, is deploying new types of buses equipped with the Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) system. This solution makes it possible to adjust a vehicle’s real speed according to the speed limit in force in the area where the vehicle is travelling.