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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Tom Vanderbilt on how the iPhone and its ilk will change transportation
Tom Vanderbilt, author of Traffic: Why we drive the way we do just published iTransport, inventorying the most promising transportation apps for driving, parking, biking, transit and walking in Slate. “Transportation is civilization,” Rudyard Kipling once wrote. Today we’re more … Continue reading
SF Bay ferry services live on Google Transit
On Friday, the San Francisco ferry services went live on Google Transit. Now, travelers can plan inter-agency trips across BART, Muni, AC Transit and other services along with the five ferry services: Golden Gate Ferry, Baylink, Oakland/Alameda Ferry, Alameda Harbor … Continue reading
UC Berkeley Bear Transit schedules and multi-modal transportation map
This weekend, UC Berkeley launched new features on their Parking & Transportation website to help people use campus shuttles and bike and car parking infrastructure. Trillium built these new features for Quiddities Dev, Inc., the firm that has produced UC … Continue reading
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