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Tag Archives: intercity
Human Transit: toward aggregated information?
Recently on his blog, humantransit.org, Jarrett Walker suggests that agency-specific online trip planners will become less important: In the information side, I think the future is for transit agencies and transit providers to have a declining role, and for “aggregators” … Continue reading
Google Transit: Intercity trip planning issues in Oregon
Many more Oregon intercity transit services have launched on Google Transit recently. These services have launched as a result of Trillium’s work for the Oregon Department of Transportation. Google Transit is beginning to include more intercity transit services. You may … Continue reading
Oregon intercity services in Google Transit
There are many Oregon intercity services that are live in Google Transit. These services are: Amtrak Coast Starlight Amtrak Cascades The Shuttle/SouthWest Point, Klamath Falls-Brookings Amtrak Thruway (Portland – Astoria) Amtrak Thruway (Portland – Eugene) Amtrak Thruway (Chemult) Valley Retriever … Continue reading
Filling the gaps over the mountains and through the woods
I haven’t posted to the blog much recently because Trillium has been so busy preparing GTFS and adding agencies to Google Transit. Recently, we’ve been part of filling many more of the gaps in Google Transit transit trip planner for … Continue reading