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Implementation of the TrueTime system began on buses in 2013. The entire fleet of more than 700 buses was online by early 2015.
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More than 600 apps are now being powered specifically using TfL's open data feeds used by 42% of Londoners.
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The announcement responds to recent requests from app developers and is expected to generate new and better features on Metro-related mobile applications.
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The new tracking technology is available to the public for beta testing and feedback now as the Nashville MTA makes final tweaks to the system before the full launch of the new system in late January.
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After first releasing its schedule data in the industry-standard GTFS format to developers in 2009, the MBTA jumped to the forefront of sharing real-time transit data by making live location and prediction data for all 1,000 buses available to developers in 2010.
Read More →Move allows third-party developers plugging Google’s Maps product into their web and mobile applications to provide their users with public transit routes, color-coded transit layers, and schedules.
Read More →Apple says it will let third-party developers provide transit directions for its maps.
Read More →Challenges student software developers to use the agency’s raw performance data on commercial bus companies to create new apps and online solutions that enable consumers to make smart safety decisions when booking their bus travel.
Read More →Data includes full schedules and geographic information for all MBTA bus, rail, and ferry routes, along with several regional transit authorities.
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