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Tag Archives: Information sharing
BART adds Developer App Center to bart.gov
One theme I noticed in the BART Mobile Applications Rider Survey results was that some respondents didn’t seem to be aware of the many 3rd party apps available for real-time alerts and trip planning on the BART system. In an … 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
Trillium work in talk on transit data future
The Trillium-developed Redwood Transit System website and its use of Google Transit was featured in the updated version of a presentation the Portland TriMet CTO gave at APTA’s TransITech conference. See “Leveraging resources for customer information by exposing transit data” … Continue reading