Monthly Archives: June 2009

Estately – a real estate site with “search by transit proximity” function

Posted on 11 June 2009 by Aaron Antrim

I’ve started looking at homes in the Portland area.  I think the Estately is going to come in handy. Estately is a real estate site allows people to search for properties by proximity to transit stops.  It even allows prospective … Continue reading →

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Metro developer beta

Posted on 10 June 2009 by Aaron Antrim

LA Metro has created something very impressive. The beta version of the Metro developers site just launched. They offer Google Transit Feed Data, and REST+JSON and XML interfaces for Los Angeles area agencies, stop location data, and schedule information. The … Continue reading →

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New agencies in Google Transit: 3 in India, many in China, and 1 in California

Posted on 5 June 2009 by Aaron Antrim

Google Transit continues to grow. Here are the latest agencies to join Google Transit this week: Foothill Transit 3 agencies in India Many, many transit agencies in Southeast China. You can see a full list of new agencies at ChangeDetection.

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S.F. BART interview: Making the web, social media, and the developer community work for transit

Posted on 5 June 2009 by Aaron Antrim

San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) provides approximately 375,000 passenger trips every day. Since BART operates in the S.F. Bay Area region, just north of Silicon Valley, these passengers include many technologically creative and demanding people. BART has often … Continue reading →

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