The Department of Transportation and Communications has recently launched the MRT3 Passenger Queue Monitoring System allowing commuters to see online the status of passenger queues in MRT3 stations. It's a website with a simple interface - clicking at the MRT3 stations listed on the left, it will load the location via Google Maps. If there's a queue you will see a red line, showing how long the passenger queue is. PASSENGER QUEUEas of 9:04 AM, July 29, 2016Info: no queue https://t.co/xZLyIsViFY pic.twitter.com/2b4XgYKHl4— DOTC-MRT3 (@dotcmrt3) July 29, 2016 Alternatively, the DOTC also does regular tweet updates on their official DOTC-MRT3 Twitter account at @dotcmrt3. It shows, passenger queue status with Google Maps screenshot as well as train availability. Read more in our articles including "DOTC launches MRT3 Passenger Queue Monitoring System" and "LTO raises cybersecurity concerns over expiring LTMS contract".
The Department of Transportation and Communications has recently launched the MRT3 Passenger Queue Monitoring System allowing commuters to see online the status of passenger queues in MRT3 stations. It's a website with a simple interface - clicking at the MRT3 stations listed on the left, it will load the location via Google Maps.
If there's a queue you will see a red line, showing how long the passenger queue is. PASSENGER QUEUEas of 9:04 AM, July 29, 2016Info: no queue https://t.co/xZLyIsViFY pic.twitter.com/2b4XgYKHl4— DOTC-MRT3 (@dotcmrt3) July 29, 2016 Alternatively, the DOTC also does regular tweet updates on their official DOTC-MRT3 Twitter account at @dotcmrt3. It shows, passenger queue status with Google Maps screenshot as well as train availability.
Our coverage of mrt3 queue includes: "DOTC launches MRT3 Passenger Queue Monitoring System"; "LTO raises cybersecurity concerns over expiring LTMS contract"; "DOTr’s MRT-3 50% fare discount now accessible via GCash". Each article provides unique insights and information.