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TransitGuard DriverBarrier
Create a protective boundary without closing off the operator.
Custom operator protection offered through Troman and Metro Transit Sales
Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier products through Metro Transit Sales to help protect operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure. The custom barrier uses hard-coated polycarbonate and can be configured around the vehicle’s driver area.
The barrier door can be held open or closed, allowing agencies to balance protection, operator access, passenger interaction, and vehicle procedures. TransitGuard identifies rapid installation options for new and existing vehicles.
Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier systems to help protect bus and paratransit operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure while preserving practical driver-area access.
Protect the operator within the existing workstation
Fit the barrier around controls, sightlines, doors, and passenger interaction.
A barrier should protect without introducing new visibility, egress, reach, or ergonomic problems. Vehicle-specific design and review are necessary to preserve the operator’s ability to work safely.
Plan installation around fleet availability
Use a repeatable configuration for retrofit programs.
TransitGuard identifies installation times under 30 minutes for certain configurations. Actual timing depends on vehicle condition, preparation, barrier design, and fleet workflow.
Key capabilities
Custom driver-area barrier
Protection from assault and projectiles
Hard-coated polycarbonate construction
Door held in open or closed position
New-vehicle and retrofit potential
Rapid-installation configurations
Applications for fixed-route, paratransit, coach, and rail
Protect the operator without compromising the workstation.
Troman can help evaluate vehicle fit, sightlines, access, egress, installation, and fleet rollout for DriverBarrier.
Create a protective boundary without closing off the operator.
Custom operator protection offered through Troman and Metro Transit Sales
Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier products through Metro Transit Sales to help protect operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure. The custom barrier uses hard-coated polycarbonate and can be configured around the vehicle’s driver area.
The barrier door can be held open or closed, allowing agencies to balance protection, operator access, passenger interaction, and vehicle procedures. TransitGuard identifies rapid installation options for new and existing vehicles.
Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier systems to help protect bus and paratransit operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure while preserving practical driver-area access.
Protect the operator within the existing workstation
Fit the barrier around controls, sightlines, doors, and passenger interaction.
A barrier should protect without introducing new visibility, egress, reach, or ergonomic problems. Vehicle-specific design and review are necessary to preserve the operator’s ability to work safely.
Plan installation around fleet availability
Use a repeatable configuration for retrofit programs.
TransitGuard identifies installation times under 30 minutes for certain configurations. Actual timing depends on vehicle condition, preparation, barrier design, and fleet workflow.
Key capabilities
Custom driver-area barrier
Protection from assault and projectiles
Hard-coated polycarbonate construction
Door held in open or closed position
New-vehicle and retrofit potential
Rapid-installation configurations
Applications for fixed-route, paratransit, coach, and rail
Protect the operator without compromising the workstation.
Troman can help evaluate vehicle fit, sightlines, access, egress, installation, and fleet rollout for DriverBarrier.