Row of city buses parked at a transit depot.

March Networks, VIVOTEK to Showcase Transit Video Security

Planned demonstrations cover AI-assisted video search, driver monitoring and recording around parked buses.

March Networks and VIVOTEK will demonstrate connected transit video surveillance tools for locating recorded footage, detecting driver fatigue and protecting parked buses at the Canadian Urban Transit Association’s Annual Conference and Transit Show, held Nov. 15–18 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

According to the companies, Attribute Search and AI Smart Search help investigators locate people, vehicles and incidents within recorded video without manual review. Planned demonstrations also include AI-enabled cameras designed to detect signs of driver fatigue and distraction.

For out-of-service vehicles, RideSafe XT’s Sleep Mode activates recording when the system detects people near a bus after it has been parked and powered down.

Meanwhile, Command Enterprise Software and Searchlight integrate video with GPS, vehicle telematics and other operational data across transit fleets and fixed facilities.

March Networks and VIVOTEK merged in April 2026. March Networks supplies mobile video recording and management software, while VIVOTEK provides IP and AI cameras for onboard transportation applications.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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