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  1. Cadê Meu Busão tarifazerobh.org

    Realtime tracking transit buses from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Open-source on GitHub.

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  2. Brakewood and Watkins - "A literature review of the passenger benefits of real-time transit information" tandfonline.com

    (2018) - An overview of many different research studies looking at the benefits of real-time transit information.

  3. Mobroute sr.ht

    Mobroute is a general purpose FOSS public transportation router (e.g. trip planner) Go library and CLI that works by directly ingesting timetable (GTFS) data from transit agencies themselves (sourced from the Mobility Database). It can be used to quickly run & test routing…

  4. Spare GTFS-Flex Builder sparelabs.com

    A free tool that helps transit agencies easily create, manage, and export their transportation data in GTFS-Flex format.

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  5. SNCF Carte interactive sncf-reseau.com

    Interactive Map of French Rail infrastructure.

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  6. MobilityData Slack chat share.mobilitydata.org

    Chatroom that includes channels #gtfs, #gtfs-validators #mobility-database #gtfs-realtime #gtfs_best-practices #gtfs-pathways #gtfs-fares #gtfs-flex #trb-transit-data.

  7. Brakewood et al. - "The impact of real-time information on bus ridership in New York City" sciencedirect.com

    Experiment in NYC showed that ridership increased on long routes when real-time info was made available to riders.

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  8. Tang et al. - "Ridership effects of real-time bus information system: A case study in the City of Chicago" sciencedirect.com

    Experiment in Chicago, IL showed modest increase in ridership when riders had access to real-time info via text message or email.

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  9. Brakewood et al. - “An experiment evaluating the impacts of real-time transit information on bus riders in Tampa… sciencedirect.com

    Controlled experiment in Tampa, FL showed that riders with access to real-time info via mobile apps perceived nearly 2 minute reduction in wait times compared to riders without real-time info. Riders with real-time info also had decreases in anxiety and frustration and better…

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  10. Watkins et al. - "Where Is My Bus? Impact of mobile real-time information on the perceived and actual wait time of… sciencedirect.com

    Experiments in Seattl,e WA showed that riders perceived shorter bus wait times when they had access to real-time info via mobile apps.

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  11. Remix by Via ridewithvia.com

    A webapp that lets transit agencies easily plan routes.

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  12. Transit app Guidelines for Producing GTFS Static Data resources.transitapp.com

    Additional Transit app-specific documentation of GTFS.

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  13. Reflect GTFS Validator (hosted by Foursquare ITP) reflect.foursquareitp.com

    Transit schedule and GTFS validation platform by Foursquare ITP that includes a free, web-based GTFS validator based on gtfs-lib.

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  14. Australian Rail Maps railmaps.com.au

    Detailed Australian railway maps from the national, state and city levels.

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  15. Canadian Rail Atlas rac.jmaponline.net

    a user-friendly, interactive map of Canada’s nearly 43,000-kilometre railway network.

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  16. gtfs-rt-inspector public-transport.github.io

    Web app to inspect & analyze any (CORS-enabled) GTFS Realtime feed. Open-source on GitHub.

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  17. PTV Lines ptvgroup.com

    A cloud-based public transport software for line planning and public transport service optimisation

  18. PTMap ptmap.plepe.at

    The PTMap shows public transport routes as they are entered to the OpenStreetMap.

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  19. Project Mapping projectmapping.co.uk

    Schematic maps of UK and worldwide rail networks.

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  20. QGIS - GTFS plugins plugins.qgis.org

    List of plugins for GTFS in QGIS

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  21. Android play.google.com

    (source code), Fire Phone (source code), iOS (source code), Windows Phone (source code), Google Glass GDK (source code), Alexa skill (source code)

  22. BUS DATA pinniped.page

    Visual bus tracker for London Transit (London, Ontario, Canada) with extra facts and figures. Source on GitHub.

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  23. Steam Engine "IS" parovoz.com

    Maps of railways in the USSR.

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  24. Pantograph pantographapp.com

    A way to explore a transit system in real time.

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  25. Sketch Line overpass-api.de

    A tool to create transport diagram out of OSM data.

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  26. OpenStreetMap Route Editor osm-simple-route-editor.kyle.kiwi

    A tool for efficiently editing Route Relations in OpenStreetMap - OSM

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  27. OpenStationMap openstationmap.org

    Displays indoors of public transport stations (including rails and platforms).

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  28. OpenRailwayMap openrailwaymap.org

    Worldwide map of railways using OpenStreetMap data.

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  29. OpenMobilityData (Deprecated) openmobilitydata.org

    List of GTFS and GTFS-RT feeds. Archives and validates the GTFS feeds and allows you to preview both GTFS and GTFS-RT through the browser. Formerly TransitFeeds.com. MobilityData announced it is end-of-life as of early 2022 with a shutdown date to be determined.

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  30. TCRP Synthesis 115 - Open Data: Challenges and Opportunities for Transit Agencies onlinepubs.trb.org

    (2015) - A comprehensive report looking at the benefits and challenges of open transit data.

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  31. OneBusAway onebusaway.org

    A Java app that consumes GTFS and GTFS-Realtime (along with other formats) and turns them into an easy to use REST API.

  32. World Bank - "Intro. to GTFS" online course olc.worldbank.org

    A free, online, self-paced course for learning about GTFS and GTFS-realtime.

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  33. Ohtli ohtli.codeandomexico.org

    . Free-access tool for creating and managing GTFS transit data, especially for cities where public transport information still exists mostly as operational knowledge instead of structured digital systems. Built around OpenStreetMap, it helps map routes, stops, and service…

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  34. TODS ods.calitp.org

    Transit Operational Data Standard: standard format for representing transit schedules used by drivers, dispatchers, and planners to carry out transit operations.

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  35. motis-fptf-client npmjs.com

    A Friendly Public Transport Format (FPTF) client for MOTIS that is a drop-in replacement for hafas-client and/or db-vendo-client.

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  36. motis-client npmjs.com

    MOTIS API TypeScript client

  37. NextBus API nextbus.com

    REST API for real-time vehicle, route, stop, and arrival data for agencies that have puchased NextBus's hardware and/or software.

  38. Navitia.io navitia.io

    REST API for journey planning, stop schedules, isochrones and lot more on US and EU. Navitia is the opensource engine behind the live API.

  39. ÖPNV Navigator navigatorapp.net

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  40. GTFS Builder nationalrtap.org

    A free web-based application to help you create GTFS files. Maintained by the National Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP).

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  41. MBTA GTFS Onboarding mybinder.org

    An interactive tutorial created by MBTA for GTFS static. A stand-alone Docker image is available on GitHub as well as a hosted/no-install version of the Jupyter notebook.

  42. MOTIS motis-project.org

    Developed to handle large-scale timetables and OpenStreetMap data, MOTIS integrates various modes of transport - such as walking, cycling, sharing mobility (e-scooters, bike sharing, car sharing), and public transport - to provide optimized routing solutions. MOTIS is optimized…

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  43. Moovit moovitapp.com

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  44. The Mobility Database mobilitydatabase.org

    JSON and CSV files on GitHub that is a repository of 2000+ mobility datasets across the world. Contains contents of OpenMobilityData/TransitFeeds.com.

  45. Kay et al. - "When(ish) is my bus? User-centered Visualizations of Uncertainty in Everyday, Mobile Predictive Systems" mjskay.com

    Paper attempts to answr the question of "how do we communicate uncertainty in transit predictions?" Explains the problem, existing solutions and designs a better interface for letting users know when to arrive at the bus stop.

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  46. MIT COAXS mittransportanalyst.github.io

    Co-creative Planning of Transit Corridors using Accessibility-Based Stakeholder Engagement (shows route scenarios using OpenTripPlanner Analyst).

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  47. webapp metrotransitmn.shinyapps.io

    , GitHub) - An R Shiny app to ingest ridership time series, and return seasonal, trend, and residual components according to STL methodology and forecasts including uncertainty based on those components. Sponsored by Metro Transit (Minneapolis-St. Paul).

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  48. MetroSets metrosets.ac.tuwien.ac.at

    A flexible web tool to visualize set systems using the metro map metaphor. Based on this paper

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  49. Metro Map Maker metromapmaker.com

    An open source and simple metro map maker software.

  50. Metrolinemap metrolinemap.com

    Interactive Maps of the world's Metro systems.

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