It’s what your car has been waiting for.

Presenting the only Internet service provider certified by the automotive industry - Autonet Mobile.

Autonet Mobile is the first wireless network specifically designed for vehicles. We turn your bus into a WiFi hotspot and connect every passenger, with any WiFi device in and around your bus up to 150 feet. Autonet Mobile delivers secure, high-speed network connectivity to users in mobile vehicles by leveraging the 3G network infrastructure with 97% coverage across the US. Our easy to install and no software required solution allows passengers to enjoy a seamless connection regardless of how fast they are travelling. Now on long bus rides to and from school, students can now turn in their homework assignments via email and research term papers online with Google or Wikipedia, keeping once rowdy buses calm and bus drivers focused on the road.

DATA PLAN ONLY $59 PER MONTH*
*$35 activation fee required

Autonet Mobile Technology Specifications

Security

— WPA/WPA2
— AES encryption
— IPSEC and SSL VPN's
— Content filtering available for additional fee

LAN (Local Area Network)

— 802.11 a/b/g
— NAT
— Port-forwarding
— DHCP server
— One Year limited Warranty

Compatibility

— OS: Any major commercial operating system, including Windows, OSX, Linux, and Solaris
— Devices: desktops, laptops, handhelds, servers, POS systems, remote security, sensing/metering devices

WAN (Wide Area Network)

— TRU Technology Link Management for fast and easy connect
— TRU Technology Session Management for maintaining WAN connection without impacting LAN sessions (patent pending)
— Auto failover between broadband and backup coverage networks
— TRU Technology Network Management for link monitoring

Hardware Specifications

— Integrated WiFi / WAN antenna
— Connector for external WAN antenna
— Compact Flash Slot
— 2 USB Connectors
— 1 Ethernet Connector
— 6.5" x 7.2" x 1.4"
— LED: WAN status
— FCC compliant

"I used my laptop for pretty much the whole (bus) ride. It was quieter than it normally would have been. Everybody was pumped about the games, and there were some rowdy boys. But the coach said, 'Let's all be quiet and do some homework.' And it wasn’t too different from study hall." - Mariah Nunes, Vail, Arizona.