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Electronic measuring and control devices, namely automatic passenger counting systems comprised of optical sensors and electronic apparatus for automatically detecting and counting passengers, recording count data and transferring the data to a data processing computer; Devices for collecting data, namely magnetic card and smart card readers for the electronic collection of fares; Electronic route measuring apparatus, namely electronic odometer interfaces, sign post sensors and satellite navigational systems, namely, global positioning systems (GPS); Data input apparatus, namely, electronic apparatus for reading magnetic strips and chip cards; Touch-sensitive screens for data processing, namely on-board computers for public transport fare collection; Devices for processing personal data and traffic and route data, namely, planning and scheduling software for geographic planning and dispatch management; Optical and magnetic data carriers, namely, plastic cards with magnetic strips and contact-free encoded chip cards with stored cash value; Real-time passenger information systems comprised of electronic and optical wayside display devices; communication systems comprised of central management software for computers and radio communication devices, namely, radios, pagers, cellular phones and communication network apparatus; ticket vending machines; Apparatus for cash payment, namely bill, note and coin accepting devices; Modular cash systems comprised of tracking and reconciliation software applications; Printers, namely ticket printers; Machines and devices for wireless data transfer, namely radio frequency (RF) management systems comprised of radio controllers, transmitters, routers and wireless networking goods, namely software for processing wireless data transfers, wireless and landline network hubs, switches and routers, pagers, and cellular phones; Software for scheduling, route determination and rostering, trip planning, operator break monitoring, and operator payments; Software for statistical analysis of passenger loads, transit vehicle schedule adherence, and central dispatch management activities

Telecommunication services, namely voice and data messaging services; telemetry, namely transfer of data for public transit systems via computer networks, radio frequency (RF) wireless networks and commercial telecommunications networks; traffic telematic services, namely radio frequency (RF) and network-based transmission of data for information-based traffic control

Creation of software for others for the operation of public transport systems, namely for preparing schedules, routes, trip planning, operator break monitoring and operator payment