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Silesian motorist-friendly cities – these are the results of the Ranking of Driver-Friendly Cities. In the category of up to 300,000 inhabitants, the podium was dominated by Sosnowiec, Częstochowa, and Gliwice.

Warsaw Trams secured a deal with DYSTEN to deliver and install 88 Passenger Information System boards, as well as build power supply infrastructure. The agreement also includes maintenance, service, and warranty repairs. The displays will be located at several Warsaw tram stops. The devices will

DYSTEN company will provide dynamic passenger information system boards for two transfer centers in Zabrze. The displays will be integrated with the PIDS of the GZM Metropolis

Dysten has made its entry into the French market by supplying passenger information displays to bus stations in Le Mans and Poitiers. The installation of RGB LED displays at Le Mans and Poitiers stations enhances the passenger experience by providing easily readable timetables, improving station

The concept of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) is becoming increasingly important in shaping the future of cities. The main reason for this trend is the need to counteract the effects of growing urbanization and increasing population. In cities where transportation is a source

GZM Metropolis has opened up a new Dynamic Passenger Information System for almost 7,000 stops. DPIS has been supplied by Dysten.

Dysten manufactured real-time Passenger Information Displays with Text to Speech system for Katowice-Zawodzie transfer centre. The company installed info-kiosks and ticket machines.