Orange Egypt and Mwasalat Misr signed an agreement on Thursday that will see the mobile network operator outfitting Mwasalat buses and bus stations with no-charge WiFi, according toan emailed statement (pdf). Orange will also set up electronic communication and data transmission services between Mwasalat’s buses and its control centers, which will help the mass transit operator to monitor its fleet “through the cameras installed in each bus, check the numbers of passengers in each trip, [and] track traffic.”
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