Hanover supplies a wide range of interior signs in different sizes with options available in both single-sided and double-sided variants.

These signs are typically used to display the stop names along a route, thus regularly informing the passengers of their current location. These messages can be trigged by GPS co-ordinates and other inputs, such as door status signals or a passenger “Request Stop” button.

As with Hanover’s destination signs and controllers, all options come with an extended warranty as standard.

Hanover’s multimedia screens use high resolution TFT panels, which are fitted inside robust, vandal resistant cases, specially designed for the public transport environment. The screens can display still images, animated graphics and high definition video.

The sophistication of this technology allows the bus operator to present more information to passengers, such as complete vehicle routes, places of interest, connection points with other routes on the network, timetables, promotional information and advertising messages. Both VGA and Ethernet communications options available in a variety of sizes.

It is important to be able to inform passengers on-board a vehicle of their current position along the route. Providing “This Stop” and “Next Stop” information helps to ensure that passengers know where they are at all times, so that they do not miss their stop and makes their journeys stress-free.

Hanover supplies a number of different units to provide a comprehensive solution for on-board passengers:

Audio Announcement Systems
Interior LED Signs
Multimedia Screens
These units are controlled by a powerful on-board computer, the HTC (Hanover Transport Computer). As well as helping operators to provide their passengers with accurate location information, these systems also offer the additional benefits of allowing operators to broadcast promotional announcements and advertising on a location-specific basis.

Offering an independent means of controlling our world-class destination displays, Hanover destination display controllers play an important role in either standalone or integrated destination display systems. Acting as either primary driver interface in manual standalone applications or providing an important secondary interface in integrated systems solutions to enable the interface of third party equipment to our sign controllers e.g. connection of an existing ticket machine so that the driver only has to set a route code on a single device.