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Swyft is a mobile application with the following functions: [[Category:Trip planning applications]]

...n/apps/nokia/transport/). The application is available on Nokia’s Windows Mobile devices. The application provides transit directions for hundreds of trans [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

Chimani ([https://www.chimani.com company website]) provides mobile guide applications for National Parks in the United States. Chimani imports [[GTFS]] data to s ...i authors do not know how to submit GTFS data for inclusion in the Chimani applications.

* '''Mobile apps''' for Android and iOS: Maps and step-by-step directions, real-time in [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

...ind or seeing-impaired. The BrailleNote GPS devices and LookAround mobile applications allow users to find transit stops from many major U.S. transit agencies. T [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

...nes, and Blackberries. Features vary by mobile platform. Google Maps for mobile supports location-positioning on all devices that offer GPS features. Goog ...s/documentation/directions/#TransitDetails</ref>. This allows third-party applications to query Google’s Directions API for transit directions and other informa

[https://rideschedules.com/ RideSchedules] is a desktop and mobile-ready website for looking up schedules and planning trips. The site uses [[ [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

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....tapridemobile.com/ TapRide] merges personal safety and the convenience of mobile on-demand transportation. Ride-hailing, dispatching, and data reporting kee [[Category:Mobile applications]]

[[Category:Rideshare matching applications]] [[Category:Trip-planning & navigation applications]]

...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]]

...t trip and download information to a GPS-enabled mobile phone with the TAD mobile app installed. Phones with the application installed give audio and vibrati ...ct is being commercialized by DAJUTA <ref>DAJUTA. "TAD - Travel Assistance Mobile App." Accessed August 1, 2012 from http://dajuta.com/</ref>, a Florida-base

...t allows users to receive scheduled and predicted arrival times via SMS or mobile application. Transit agencies that wish to be included in the application [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

...d, John Zimmerman, Anthony Tomasic, Daisy Yoo, and Rafae Dar Aziz (2011), "Mobile Transit Rider Information via Universal Design and Crowdsourcing," in Trans [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

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...rrently limited mechanisms to enable quick fare payment from these various applications.

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...S installation on vehicles, to communications with users via a desktop and mobile web site. NextBus is the market leader, with more than a dozen transit age [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

...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/).

...ideas, suggestions, and comments for planning and design issues. And as a mobile-friendly application, Shareabouts makes it easy to add input on the go." <r [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

The [http://www.urbanengines.com Urban Engines] was a mobile app for Android and iOS provides "mixed-mode" routing: transit, bike, walki [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

===Mobile client (Android)=== [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

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[[Image:MDT.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|A mobile data terminal can manage fare collection information and options. ]] ...r may be a laptop, tablet computer, or customized hardware. There are many applications for MDTs such as managing paratransit trip manifests, collecting passenger

...598/</ref>. However, this default Maps application will link to 3rd party applications that provide transit routing information. To enable iOS device users to co [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

...emo of static information running on iOS and Android. During the project a mobile journey planner, server program and data integration platform were created. [[Category:GTFS-consuming applications]]

===Mobile technology=== ..., they can be very useful for disseminating real-time transit information. Mobile phones allow passengers to use SMS (or Short Message Service) to access sch

[[File:Opticalfaregate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Barcode-based mobile ticket, faregate with scanner.]] ...and across regions. Leveraging the smartphones most people already carry, mobile ticketing technologies offer a convenient method of fare payment to users a

Like many other [[Mobile data terminal|data-collection applications]] on board transit vehicles, the information can be transmitted wirelessly == Applications ==

...data use guidelines, it can be shared with application developers so that applications (e.g., Google Transit) can use the data. ...ailable by sharing the data at a publicized URL. Developers and consuming applications can download GTFS data from the specified URL.

...s that plug into an online maps application are becoming ubiquitous. These applications can allow users to print directions for each step of their trip alongside m ...ervice changes or major delays. This feature is especially important for a mobile version of the website.

...chedule.pdf]</ref>. Payment of Metra tickets can be made through Ventra's mobile ticketing application<ref>Ventra. "Ventra App: The Basics." [https://www.ve ...om/article/20130905/news/709059567/]</ref>. Due to the need to develop the mobile application, riders could not use their Ventra account to pay for Metra rid

...ncy Web sites to dynamic, interactive communication through internet-based applications and [[social media]] like Facebook and Twitter. This interactive communicat ...ars. These devices allow passengers to access the internet while they are mobile, and can be an important means of delivering [[real-time information]] to p

...ools for transit planning and operations analysis, and other categories of applications outlined in this article. ...a8NY6N4/discussion</ref> to accurately represent its use in many different applications outside of Google products.

NFC technology is already in use in mobile phones for other applications, such as transferring files between phones or computers, but it has only be ...eld-communication-and-transit “Near Field Communication (NFC) and Transit: Applications, Technology and Implementation Considerations.”] 2012.

...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 ...ere-map-data HERE] dataset (this is the same dataset that is also used for mobile navigation systems). This is used for calculating access to destinations an

...ening data to third party developers can result in extremely useful mobile applications, interactive maps, and trip planners; many cities now use [[general transit

...er important information. Technological advances in smartphones and other mobile devices have given the general public far greater access to current events ...17/fulltext.pdf “International Study of Current and Potential Social Media Applications in Unplanned Passenger Rail Disruptions,”] Transportation Research Record

...ased, open architecture model, with media that can be used for non-transit applications<ref name=":5" /> or validators that can accept a variety of fare media. Mor ...GoCard Mobile Ticketing” app allows customers to buy and store passes on a mobile platform and activate them prior to boarding (resembling a “flash pass”

General internet usage does not necessarily imply mobile access or social media proficiency. Email and text messaging are a more rel ...edia and apps like [http://govoutreach.com/productscrmmobile.htm GORequest Mobile] have provided new channels for issue reporting.

...clude TriMet (Portland), San Diego, Boston, and Dallas. Riders can install applications on their smartphones.

...es and fuel pumps.<ref>[http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/165390.aspx Science Applications International Corporation. (2011). "Guidebook for Evaluating Fuel Choices f [http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/165390.aspx Science Applications International Corporation. (2011). "Guidebook for Evaluating Fuel Choices f