TwinVision
TwinVision was a manufacturer of destination signs, established in 1996. They were the second largest manufacturer of destination signs in North America behind Luminator before their acquisition. Their headquarters are located in Durham, NC.
TwinVision na, Inc is a subsidiary of DRI Corporation. In March 2012, DRI Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Later, in July 2012, DRI Corporation agreed to be acquired by Levine Leichtman Capital Partners, parent company of Luminator Technology Group at the time.[1] This purchase meant that all TwinVision products were now under Luminator, though products would still be made under the TwinVision name and the two companies would not fully merge until 2020. The sale to Luminator did not include the Digital Recorders business, which was sold to Clever Devices.
Products
Flipdot Signs
- LeDot (introduced in 1997)
LED Signs
- Amber LED (introduced in 1999)
- Chroma I (part-color LED sign, introduced in 2001)
- Chroma IV (full-color LED sign)
- Silver Smart Series (white LED sign)
- Smart Series I
- Smart Series II
- Smart Series III (amber or white LED sign)
Customers
Canada 
- Barrie Transit - Barrie, ON
- COLLTRANS - Collingwood, ON
- Durham Region Transit - Durham Region, ON
- Fort Erie Transit - Fort Erie, ON
- Milton Transit - Milton, ON
- Oakville Transit - Oakville, ON
- Toronto Transit Commission - Toronto, ON (Community Buses)
- Welland Transit - Welland, ON
- York Region Transit - York, ON
United States 
- ABQ RIDE - Albuquerque, NM
- Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District - Alameda, CA
- Broward County Transit - Broward County, FL
- Cerritos on Wheels - Cerritos, CA
- City of Santa Clarita Transit - Santa Clarita, CA
- Durham Area Transit Authority - Durham, NC
- Foothill Transit - San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, CA
- Golden Gate Transit - Marin and Sonoma Counties, CA
- Hampton Roads Transit - Virginia Beach/Norfolk/Newport News, VA
- King County Metro Transit - Seattle & King County, WA
- Long Beach Transit - Long Beach, CA
- Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Los Angeles, CA
- Los Angeles Department of Transportation - Los Angeles, CA
- Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - Boston, MA
- Montebello Bus Lines - Montebello, CA
- Monterey-Salinas Transit - Monterey, CA
- MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
- Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority - Nashville, TN
- North County Transit District - Northern San Diego County, CA
- Norwalk Transit District - Norwalk, CT
- Norwalk Transit System - Norwalk, CA
- Ride-On - Montgomery County, MD
- Omnitrans - San Bernardino, CA
- Pierce Transit - Tacoma & Pierce County, WA
- Port Authority of Allegheny County - Pittsburgh, PA
- Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
- Rhode Island Public Transit Authority - Rhode Island (statewide)
- Riverside Transit Agency - Riverside, CA
- Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority - Rochester, NY
- Salem-Keizer Transit (Cherriots) - Salem, OR
- San Francisco MUNI - San Francisco, CA
- San Mateo County Transit District (samTrans) - San Mateo County, CA
- San Joaquin Regional Transit District - Stockton, CA
- Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) - Santa Clara Valley, CA
- Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District - Santa Cruz, CA
- Santa Fe Trails - Santa Fe, NM
- Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus - Santa Monica, CA
- Sound Transit - Snohomish, King & Pierce Counties, WA
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) - Philadelphia, PA
- Suffolk County Transit - Suffolk County, NY
- SunLine Transit Agency - Coachella Valley, CA
- Torrance Transit - Torrance, CA
- Transport of Rockland - Rockland, NY
- TriMet - Portland, OR
- Valley Metro - Phoenix, AZ
- VIA Metropolitan Transit - San Antonio, TX
See also
- Digital Recorders - a sister company specializing in automated announcement systems.