Higer Bus Works with National Express Group for Smart Buses
2011-09-26 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：On 21st September 2011, Higer Bus Company Limited (Higer Bus for short) has formally signed strategic cooperation agreement with National Express Group in Wuhan. Both parties will comprehensively cooperate in the respects of purchasing of new buses, application of G-BOS operation systems and building of the platform of security technology.
www.chinabuses.org：On 21st September 2011, Higer Bus Company Limited (Higer Bus for short) has formally signed strategic cooperation agreement with National Express Group in Wuhan. Both parties will comprehensively cooperate in the respects of purchasing of new buses, application of G-BOS operation systems and building of the platform of security technology.
Xie Feiming, secretary of the Party committee of Higer Bus (left) signs agreement with Wang Xu, general manger of National Express Group
National Express Group is the first express transport operator in China, which is directly approved by the Ministry of Transportation and serves passengers among provinces and cities, mainly owning city buses, intercity coaches and tourist coaches. This group refers to more than 70 holding subsidiary companies, covering the service network along southeast coast of China and Central China.
Higer buses with G-BOS
Higer Bus ranks No.2 in China bus industry for the sales of large and medium buses. On 27 July 2010, Higer Bus launched G-BOS (G represents 3G:GPS、GIS、GPRS and BOS is "bus operation system" for short). The system integrates the functions of GPS, driving recorder, fuel consumption recorder, maintenance management, remote breakdown analysis and stitches matching. By far, there have been over 1500 bus operators having installed G-BOS systems, arousing the smart management revolution among operators.
Some expert believes that the cooperation between Higer Bus and National Express Group marks the speeding up of China intelligence buses and the application of G-BOS possibly promotes the transformation of carriers from traditional to modern service oriented industry.
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