Sprint Nextel Offers School Bus Tracking System (1/11)

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Thursday, January 11, 2007 | Comments

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Sprint Nextel announced the availability of iX-3, a next-generation GPS-based school bus tracking technology designed by Everyday Wireless, a Sprint Nextel partner. The technology is certified to operate on the Nextel National Network and uses the latest Motorola io270 module to deliver packet data and walkie-talkie service. The system helps school authorities know exactly when and where the students get on and off a bus and helps them respond to a parent's call with accurate, timely information. In addition, alerts can be sent automatically in case a student gets off at the wrong stop.