While we cannot offer technical support directly to riders, we always want to know if you’re having an issue so that we can make sure it’s not a problem with our system.All buses have the same network name, so you might be connecting to another bus and losing that connection when leaving Front Street Station. Remember to wait until a bus has left Front Street Station before connecting to a network.Visit your phone settings to make sure WiFi is active. This solves the problem most of the time. A few tips will help to keep you safe and comfortable when riding our vehicles: Safety and comfort tips for all of our riders. Try powering down the phone, then turning it back on again. It’s always good to restart your phone once in a while.If your phone isn’t connecting, here are a couple of things you can try:
#Oneboard ride free
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Not recommended to use this network for the transfer of sensitive data.
Public wireless access may not be secure. Do not ask bus operators for help connecting with wifi. Use earbuds or headphones when play audio or video. Seacoast Tours of Freeport, Freeport Picture: Hop onboard the Pamela B for your tour of Casco Bay - Check out Tripadvisor members 29 candid photos and. We’re excited to add this new feature on all RVTD buses to give our riders a new convenience and an even better experience on the bus. The signal uses the same technology as your mobile phone, so it’s limited to the areas where mobile phones receive a good signal. It is best used for simple online tasks and the WiFi speed may not be ideal for streaming video and music. Hint: if you are traveling to or from Canada make sure. The network on each bus is called RVTD_PublicWiFi so you can connect with confidence. Ride like a train aficionado by checking out the categories below. We hope the service will make your time on the bus more enjoyable and productive! Free public Wi-Fi is now available on all RVTD fixed route buses. Simple enough to be learned in a matter of minutes, Ticket to Ride is a beginner board game in which players take turns to claim different train routes across North America (or one of the game’s many other maps, in several expansions and spin-offs) by collecting cards matching those routes. RVTD is excited to provide free Wi-Fi service to our passengers to stay informed about transit service, purchase fare, and to connect with family, friends, and work.
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