30 June 2010
Every little helps...
The Jubilee Library upgraded its three year old system to save electricity. The new "Atomic" display controllers units use 20 times less power than before!
22 April 2009
Council leads by example
Brighton & Hove City Council installed Digital Journey screens at Kings House and Hove Town Hall.
26 February 2009
The bus is nigh
A RTPI screen was installed at the Clarendon Centre in Brighton to provide Sunday congregations and weekday conference delegates with details of buses and trains departing from the vicinity.
8 August 2008
Banks encourage public transport
Two financial institutions located in Hove's City Park, Lloyds TSB and the Legal & General, installed Digital Journey RTPI screens as part of their travel plans.
27 June 2008
On the buses in Nottingham
Our first RTPI system outside of Brighton was installed to provide bus information to passengers at the Broad Marsh bus station in Nottingham.
19 March 2008
Taking the train to train...
Digital Journey installed two RTPI screens at the Learning Development Centre in Brighton to encourage greater use of sustainable transport.
Latest news
25 November 2011
From the train to the bus
Digital Journey has provided the latest version of its bus information displays to Southern Rail for use in Brighton & Hove city stations. This new range is the first to connect to Brighton & Hove City Council's new SIRI bus data server.
The first 42 inch LED display has been installed at Portslade station where passengers can now check when their local bus will arrive from the comfort and safety of the station waiting hall. The new display provides up to the minute bus arrival information for six local stops and is proving a great favourite with passengers. It is also popular with the council as the low cost and system reliability is helping to stretch budgets in these difficult economic times.
Single screen installation, Portslade Railway Station
