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• Walk Score Public Transit API
  ...the Transit Score for a location and provides easy access to nearby public transit stops and routes. Programmers can use the Public Transit API to:
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• Guaranteed Ride Home
  ...e a time-sensitive need to get home wouldn't be possible using the regular transit service.
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• Coordinate with private sector
  ...ransit among its employees, often by employing incentives with little cost to the employer. ...ives for the use of commuting alternatives to the car at no direct cost to transit agencies.
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• Low-floor buses
  ...s.jpg|thumb|300px|A North County (San Diego) Transit District bus pulls up to a curb, demonstrating the ease of boarding a low floor bus. Photo by Flickr ...hey confer to the transit operator and customer. They reduce time required to board, especially for those with limited mobility (such as some seniors and
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• Bing Maps
  ...and provide their data to Bing Maps. It is cost-free for transit agencies to participate. Bing Maps is integrating new agencies, however a timeline for ...y applications to query for transit directions and other information about transit services.
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• RouteShout
  ...necessary interface. RouteShout also offers an API interface for accessing transit data <ref>RouteMatch.com. "RouteShout API." Accessed August 1, 2012 from ht ...to push alerts to customers that sign up to receive information pertaining to particular services.
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• Coordinate with other modes
  ...p make the critical [[Last mile connections|last-mile connection]] between transit stations and trip destinations. ===Improvements to pedestrian connections===
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• Transit technology stack
  [[File:Transit technology stack.png|frameless|none|800px|Diagram of the transit technology stack, showing how various components and processes fit together === Links to component categories ===
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• GTFS+
  ...itain Transportation Commission]] (MTC) 511.org transit trip planner. Many transit agencies in the SF Bay Area publish GTFS+. ...discounted fares, route and stop attributes, and to facilitate connections to real-time information.
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• GTFS training materials
  ...page lists training materials that are useful to understand the [[General Transit Feed Specification]] (GTFS) and [[GTFS-realtime]. ...te how the Specification can be used to describe various configurations of transit service. Various schedule and fare configurations are presented.
  1,012 bytes (136 words) - 05:45, 18 October 2015
• RTAP (Rural Transit Assistance Program)
  [[category:non-urban transit]] ...es, conducting research, and offering peer assistance for rural and tribal transit providers and state RTAP programs.<ref>http://nationalrtap.org/About-Us</re
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• NextBus
  ...and mobile web site. NextBus is the market leader, with more than a dozen transit agencies as customers. [http://www.cubic.com/Transportation/Solutions/Real
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• Headway
  ...ervice buses in the US often have 10-15 minute headways. Very high service transit, most often seen in subways or [[LRT]] and [[BRT]] can sometime reach headw Headways have a significant impact on how desirable a transit service is because they effect:
  985 bytes (165 words) - 22:35, 12 May 2017
• Human resources
  [[Category:Managing transit]] ...workers, transit agencies are forced to staff full-time vehicle operators to their highest peak demand, losing many hours of productivity when these sam
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• Related wikis
  The purpose of this page is to track other public wikis related to public transportation and planning. ...bers of the Canadian Public Transit Discussion Board (http://www.cptdb.ca) to document any information on public transportation.
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• ODOT-sponsored proof of concept: “GTFS Data as a Basis for Optimization of Large Scale Transit Networks”
  ...: GTFS Data as a Basis for Optimization of Oregon's regional and statewide Transit Networks." Accessed August 1, 2012 from http://cms.oregon.gov/ODOT/TD/TP_RE
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• Google Maps
  ...ransit Navigation” feature that notifies transit passengers when they need to make transfers and alight from the vehicle for their destination. ...er Program." Accessed August 1, 2012 from http://maps.google.com/help/maps/transit/partners/</ref>, which is cost-free.
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• TravelWidget
  ...transit-developers/6WwpphJTN5M/K45-nJOTCwAJ]</ref> The site includes links to various affiliate services for making travel bookings (hotel, air, etc.)
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• Transit ITS Data Exchange Specification (TIDES)
  ...ssing and managing intelligent transportation systems (ITS) data and share to reports and tools that use ITS data. ITS data in this case refers to the information generated by automatic vehicle location (AVL), automatic pa
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• Transit benefit assessment district
  You are invited to <span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|veaction=edit}} add yo ...sms used by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority to extend BART to San Jose.
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