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  • * Multi-modal trip recording * Multi-modal trip planning
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  • * Multimodal trip planning, including carpool, transit, walking, and biking * Trip calendar logging with incentives and rewards management
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  • * Trip planning [[Category:Trip planning applications]]
    568 bytes (72 words) - 07:39, 25 November 2015
  • ...rrently limited mechanisms to enable quick fare payment from these various applications.
    753 bytes (110 words) - 22:34, 19 December 2016
  • ...aphserver developers group. Transit agency staff interested in multimodal trip analysis who do not have a background in software development are directed [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • * [[:Category:Real-time applications]] * [[:Category:Trip-planning & navigation applications]]
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  • ...echnology/01hop.html?_r=3</ref>. In 2011, Hopstop added functionality for planning trips for an additional 20 agencies, totaling coverage for 57 cities<ref>PR [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...process and terms for including public transportation data in the transit planning feature. At this time, it appears that all included agencies provide rail [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...t 1, 2012 from http://www.google.com/mobile/maps/</ref> contains a transit trip planner, which is available for several devices including Android mobile ph The Google Maps transit trip planner is currently implemented for most transit agencies that publish GTF
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  • ...ike, bikeshare, and walking. The trips are compared on five factors: total trip time, cost, walk distance, calories burned, and productive time.<ref>Jaffe, [[Category:Trip-planning & navigation applications]]
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  • [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]] [[Category:Mobile applications]]
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  • ...transit agencies and standalone trip planners, it supports integrated trip planning including fixed-route transit, active mobility, and demand-responsive trans ...anner.png|thumbnail|Screenshot of OpenTripPlanner showing transit and bike trip in Portland, Oregon [https://rtp.trimet.org rtp.trimet.org] ]]
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  • [[Category:Mobile applications]] [[Category:Real-time applications]]
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  • [[Category:Mobile applications]] [[Category:Real-time applications]]
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  • ...w.moovel.com/de/en/faq</ref> Although the moovel app is available for trip planning worldwide, the booking functionality is only available in Germany. [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...rs can include multi-modal travel search features can be included in other applications (https://github.com/rome2rio/rome2rio-iOS). ...accessing multi-modal search results and utilizing those results in other applications(http://www.rome2rio.com/documentation/search/).
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  • ...Maps also includes transit directions in their API, which allows 3rd party applications to query for transit directions and other information about transit service [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...ng reason for discontinuing the project as a Kickstarter update: "the trip planning in Joyride depends on up to date, accurate transit data, which we assemble ...ps, the non-profit organization OpenPlans has developed code for a transit planning app for all iOS devices. The built application, called Joyride, has not be
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  • ...se applications can allow users to print directions for each step of their trip alongside maps of points of transfer.
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  • ...re: http://www.thetransitwire.com/2016/01/29/los-angeles-debuts-multimodal-trip-planner/ [[Category:Trip-planning & navigation applications]]
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  • In addition to features for trip planning, [[OpenTripPlanner]] (OTP) includes analysis tools within the core software [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...ixed guideway transit projects around the country. The rule specifies that applications for these projects require ridership forecasts for new lines, since mobilit ...n components with worker-flow tabulations from the [[Census Transportation Planning Package]]
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  • |data_out= GIS shapefile, maps, trip generation estimates ...cts of changes to the transportation network on transportation demand. The trip generation estimates might differentiate by mode.
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  • ...rogram written in C that has implemented multiple public transport journey planning algorithms. The software accepts [[General Transit Feed Specification|GTFS] [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]
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  • ...ools for transit planning and operations analysis, and other categories of applications outlined in this article. ...t and Google then decided to team up to implement one of the first transit trip planners in Portland.
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  • ...validation traditionally required specialized machinery, mobile validation applications developed by Masabi<ref>“Inspect Validation Suite.” Masabi.com. [http:/ ...isual verification, tickets are activated by the customer when beginning a trip and displayed to the fare inspector. One of the simplest mobile ticketing t
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  • ...that when calculating travel time for transit, Sugar calculates the entire trip length, including walking to and from the station and wait time. Because st ...time is 2-4 hours<ref>Personal email contact with Matthew Pettit, Product Applications Engineer at Citilabs</ref>. Measuring transit accessibility tends to take l
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  • |The ratio of one month of round-trip commuting to one month of poverty-line income. If a = average one-way fare |Average amount of time traveled between subsequent stops along a route trip.
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  • ...ion systems should be placed in a way to help riders navigate their entire trip, rather than just at stations and stops. Signs, logos, color schemes, and o ...can result in extremely useful mobile applications, interactive maps, and trip planners; many cities now use [[general transit feed specification]] which
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  • ...17/fulltext.pdf “International Study of Current and Potential Social Media Applications in Unplanned Passenger Rail Disruptions,”] Transportation Research Record ...tisfaction, but this information may also be quite useful in future agency planning which could save staff time in the long run.<ref name="penderetal" />
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  • ...e are many vendors providing software for the transit industry for various applications. While the field includes a few large, well-known players, there are also s ...solutions which can incorporate various aspects of transit operations and planning into one procurement. Specificity about what your agency needs in a softwar
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  • ...ng on the shoulder improves on-time reliability and even decreases overall trip time. ...urnalonline.trb.org/doi/pdf/10.3141/2111-02 Metaxatos, P., & Thakuriah, P. Planning for Bus-on-Shoulders Operations in Northeastern Illinois: A Survey of Stake
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  • ...s query the Agency API when certain events occur in their systems, such as trip starts<ref name="github" />. This allows agencies to monitor mobility serv MDS data can be used to help inform transit planning by providing data on how many dockless mobility trips start or end at trans
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