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« Wee-Fi: Santa Cruz-Fi, Boingo for Mac | Main | Silicon Valley's Wi-Fi Situation »
Morning Edition reports on the progress and potential of Wi-Fi on BART: My friend and colleague Cyrus Farivar files this account in the San Francisco Bay Area about their rapid transit system’s near-term deal to have Wi-Fi Rail put broadband across the system. It’s very exciting. If successful from the technical, political, and financial viewpoints—if customers like it, especially—it could be a catalyst for transit systems worldwide to adopt on-board service, and provoke more commuting. All the tipping-point factors are there: several viable forms of backhaul, the high price of gas, the need for transit authorities to provide more compelling reasons to ride.
San Antonio’s airport offers free Wi-Fi: The airport opted to go free. The airport serves about 8 million passengers per year (2007 statistics).
Posted by Glennf at July 7, 2008 3:47 PM
Categories: Wee-Fi