AtlasIED's GLOBALCOM® network-centric mass notification system is installed in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre transit station in the Regional Municipality of York in Ontario, Canada. Daily, around 100,000 passengers use the bus system to travel the greater Toronto area. Reliable technology was needed to support rapid communication, and that's when CP-Stoneman turned to AtlasIED for the solution. From mic stations to head-end announcement control including software, the large zoned system handles both daily communications and critical alerts.
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Challenges | Solutions |
High passenger volume in complex environment | Clear audio coverage with zone specific loudspeakers and DSP tuning |
Dual-purpose communication needs | Live, scheduled, and automated announcements with priority override for emergency alerts |
Centralized control and ease of use | Easy to use mic stations and UX, real-time system management |
This case study spotlights the installation of its GLOBALCOM® network‑centric mass notification system at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre transit station in York Region, Ontario—serving approximately 100,000 daily bus passengers across Greater Toronto. The advanced system, implemented by CP‑Stoneman, includes mic stations, head‑end announcement control, and software to manage large, zoned communications networks. It ensures seamless daily communications and critical alerts, reinforcing passenger safety and operational efficiency in a high‑traffic transit environment.