Scheduled Network Maintenance on November 18
November 18, 2025 - 02:36
On Tuesday, November 18, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, a planned network maintenance will be conducted by the Technology Services team. This essential maintenance work aims to enhance the overall performance and reliability of the network infrastructure. During this two-hour window, users may experience temporary disruptions in accessing real-time departure information.
The maintenance is part of ongoing efforts to improve service quality and ensure that all systems function optimally. While the team works diligently to minimize any inconvenience, users are advised to plan accordingly and seek alternative means of accessing information during the maintenance period.
Communication regarding the status of the network will be provided as necessary, and updates will be shared to keep users informed. The organization appreciates the understanding and patience of all users during this time as they strive to enhance the overall user experience.
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