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Conference highlights included updates on state legislative affairs, tips on low-cost marketing, finding new sources of ad revenue, and offering Google Transit.
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Transit planning information is also accessible by cellular phones, such as iPhone, Blackberry, WindowsMobile, S60, and other Java enabled phones.
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Data includes full schedules and geographic information for all MBTA bus, rail, and ferry routes, along with several regional transit authorities.
Read More →Trip Planner provides users with up to three different transit- and rail-based options to get to their destination. Included is the amount of time each option will take, the number and mode of transfers, and walking directions from the train station to the destination.
Read More →Metro is the latest major transit agency to enter the Google Transit Partner Program. Google will have access to transit route and schedule data for the nearly 200 bus lines and five rail lines Metro operates within Los Angeles County.
Read More →“Where's My Bus?” will enable riders to follow the progress of their bus via a Google map as it approaches their stop.
Read More →Other web tools in the works include real-time arrival information for the agency's Regional Rail system and providing customer updates on Twitter.
Read More →Transit data for the region will be available as both Web services and downloadable data sets.
Read More →Teenager puts transit on the map. Former dispatch manager launches charter service. NORTA upgrades bus shelters.
Read More →Google Transit integrates all the features of Google Maps, including the local search and trip planner features, which provides three options on CATS routes.
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