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INIT’s new MOBILE-ECO2 addresses two main requirements facing today’s public transit environment: state of good repair and vehicle economy.
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REI’s new A.R.M.O.R.-Mobility solution is the perfect answer for your demand-response scheduling conflicts.
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To increase transparency and to give developers new forms of data to work with, the MTA is releasing four new sets of raw data. App developers will be able to use the new data and merge it with existing data to create apps that have never been seen before.
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The company had been testing three routes using fixed pickups, will operate with an initial capacity of about 500 riders a day and scale up to 15,000 passengers over time.
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In addition to the real-time transit data provided by the screens, the projections would also embed way-finding information for transit options on sidewalks, walls, plazas, or even billboards.
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The new mobile app will add to Charlottesville Area Transit's wide assortment of methods to obtain routing data including printed rider's guides, physical bus stop displays, online information and a direct real-time information telephone line.
Read More →Agency is also now providing the data to app developers to include in third-party apps, which help with subway navigation.
Read More →They inadvertently implemented a 21st century solution to transit’s biggest problem today: adapting to new travel patterns and behaviors.
Read More →Top apps selected use innovation and real-time data to improve transit guides, connect riders with subway artists and aid blind and visually impaired.
Read More →Now offers 58 free third-party apps. The transit system began releasing data to the public to create apps in 2005.
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