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7 CHAPTER THREE SURVEY RESULTS limited its retrofit program and did not retrofit one particular type of bus because of its age and configuration. FIGURE 2 Fleet sizes of surveyed agencies.
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8 to be standard policies associated with the use of the equipment among the agencies surveyed. However, the agencies have consistent reasons for installing the equipment as well as consistent associated benefits.
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9 Camera Views -- Interior and Exterior All (100%) of the agencies' buses have interior cameras and 24 agencies (more than 80%)
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10 and front door. The second most common view is the rear door (for those that have rear doors)
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11 In most agencies, bus department management specifies the type of surveillance equipment installed. At some other agencies, the procurement department identifies the type of equipment.
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12 positioning system (GPS) technology and monitors for average speed, G-force, vitals of the bus, routes, and farebox collection (Figure 15)
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13 ment management and the legal department are responsible for it, as shown in Figure 17. FIGURE 17 Chain of custody.
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