Posts
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Python context managers for CFFI resource management
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Legacy AVL system? It's okay, join the club.
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Reprogramming a u-blox MAX-7Q in-situ on a Raspberry Pi
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How should transit agencies make their GTFS available?
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Apps ≇ frequency
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Why "they're not on NextBus" isn't the problem it sounds like
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Synoptic first!
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Traction motor, HVAC unit, AVL system?
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Building Momentum with open data, open source, and open architecture
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What's wrong with the NextBus API?
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Passively open, actively closed
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GTFS-realtime for WMATA buses
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Open standards are a force multiplier for civic software
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Bringing OpenTripPlanner and OneBusAway to DC to improve rider experience
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Journey history as open data, and cooperation with developers
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Celebrating regional mobility
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Automating transit alert selection using fare collection data
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Context-free trip planning
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WMATA's open data efforts are good, but could be better
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Taming MTA New York City Transit's bus GTFS feeds
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Announcing htmlbib, a tool for rendering BibTeX files as interactive HTML
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It's 2011. Do you know where your buses are?
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Human factors in rail signalling accidents, and the role of backup systems
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Using the Common Alerting Protocol for transit alerts
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Does Twitter provide a good substitute for costly SMS services?
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27 hours on the IRT: visualizing ATS data
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Making transit alert feeds effective
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Maryland's new 511 system falls short of expectations
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Do-it-yourself WMATA train arrival display
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More on social media for transit agencies
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Google Apps Script: like AppleScript for the Web
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41 of the top 50 transit agencies use Twitter. Does yours?
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What can we do with station subtitles?
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What role do developers play in open payment?
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Heritage trains and CBTC
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Metro Forward: how you turn a transit agency around
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Sustaining signage systems
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How do we show the value of HSR?
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Tar River Transit: not the 'alternative'
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WMATA releases NextBus predictions; introduces another proprietary format
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Locational privacy in open payment
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More weekend closures, less single-tracking for Metrorail
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Station names are about system usability, not neighborhood identity
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Using shortDOIs automatically in BibDesk
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GTFS direction_id on loops
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Updates to tph.py
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Announcing aerodb
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Rider feedback for transit systems: the good and the bad
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Looking at PATH's service with GTFS data
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A Python script for visualizing GTFS data
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Visualizing transit service levels using GTFS data
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Passenger information systems for consolidated bus terminals
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Notes on bi-directional signalling
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Kermit: more than a file transfer program, a tangible link to the past
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Where does Chromaroma's data come from?
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Fare policy ≠ fare collection equipment
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Verifone: Square's not the problem, but EMV is the solution
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Your smartphone is not an AVL solution
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Documentation for geolucidate
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Transparency in artificial intelligence
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FareBot: reading ORCA cards on Android
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What can you do in 300 ms?
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MultiStreamer, a work in progress
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Software package updates
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Metrorail station codes
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Starbucks mobile payment: neat, but not novel
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The case of the not-so-electronic application
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First airports, now airlines
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More free airport data
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Cheap airport data
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BBC transport article ignores the facts
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Librelist: where ideology trumps usability
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A novel method for inserting elements in text with lxml
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Reviewing WMATA’s Transparent Metro Data Sets initiative
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Updates to geolucidate
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XML misconceptions harm interoperability
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A tool for evaluating academic programs
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Notes on the design of student information systems
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Announcing geolucidate
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