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- Metro Turnstiles & TAP, 30/10, HSR & The Governors Race ... 23 August 2010
- TransitDataFeeder: open source web-based GTFS creation and ... 22 August 2010
- TransitDataFeeder: open source web-based GTFS creation and ... 22 August 2010
- NYT On 405 Gridlock, Red Cars Coming To Anaheim, Maglev & Vegas ... 16 August 2010
- Spare My Ass 7 May 2010
- Transportation Headlines for Monday January 25, 2010 25 January 2010
- New Humboldt Transportation Guide Published 23 January 2010
- Transportation Headlines for Tuesday December 15, 2009 15 December 2009
- Reviewing the iPhone Transportation Apps 22 September 2009
Monthly Archives: January 2009
New: Transit layer in Google Maps
The Google Transti trip planner is a great way for people to plan a single transit trip, but what about when you want to get the big picture of transit networks in a given area? Two weeks ago, Google announced … Continue reading
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How can transit ride America’s latest craze for change?
There are too many good stories on transportation, energy, climate change, the economy, how they are related, and how to intelligently connect them in new U.S. policies swirling around on the web to pretend to offer much of an inventory, … Continue reading
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Big Noise: Accessibility via Gadgetry
Another example of how Google Transit can be extended to make transit information conveniently available to more people in more places. The Travel Assistive Device program in Florida uses Google Transit feed (GTFS) for schedule and stop information. From Big … Continue reading
iGov: How geeks are opening up government on the Web
Thanks for the alert from Joe Hughes on the transit developers email list. The Atlantic Monthly just published a good article about open government and transit data sharing, including a well-deserved shout- out to Tim Moore’s efforts at BART (along … Continue reading
BusinessWeek: “Ditching car OK with Net transit planners”
One of the main arguments I make for investing in internet-based strategies for transit marketing and schedule and route information (or, as its called in the transit world, “customer information), is that transit information on mobile devices and easy-to-use trip … Continue reading
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