Tag Archives: Planning

Convergence of Mobility and Mobility (ConMaM)

Posted on 30 April 2009 by Aaron Antrim

I am a bit obsessed with the idea that travel information plays a crucial (and often overlooked) role in sustainable mobility options. Ian Sacs on the Planetizen blog has an idea for how one facet of this issue — mobility … Continue reading →

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A blog to watch: “Human Transit”

Posted on 27 April 2009 by Aaron Antrim

Yesterday, I discovered a new favorite blog, “Human Transit.” The blog is by Jarrett Walker, a consultant at McCormick Rankin Cagney.  On the welcome post, he says: Since 1991 I’ve been a consulting transit planner, helping to design transit networks … Continue reading →

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Of websites, customer information and short-range transit plans

Posted on 19 April 2009 by Aaron Antrim

Recently, someone directed me to look the Santa Cruz Metro 2007-2008 Short Range Transit Plan. One of its features is an evaluation of the Santa Cruz Metro website based on the results of a web-based public survey. As part of … Continue reading →

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Google Transit benefits

Posted on 23 October 2007 by Aaron Antrim

This article appeared in the Times-Standard on October 23, 2007. Google Transit is a new service that provides customized public transit itineraries. If you’ve ever used a website like MapQuest for driving directions, you will instantly understand Google Transit. To … Continue reading →

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