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BART partners on augmented reality app

March 12, 2010

Bay Area Rapid Transit (CA) has partnered with the junaio augmented reality platform to create a BART channel.

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Cleveland plans service alerts

March 11, 2010

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority plans to provide service alerts via Twitter, emails, and text messages over the next few months and hopes eventually to add real-time updates.

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Google Maps adds bicycle routes

March 10, 2010

Google Maps is adding bicycle routes for 150 U.S. cities, making the announcement at the 10th Annual Bike Summit in Washington (DC).

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Is the wait over? An overview of the MTA’s countdown clocks

March 9, 2010

The New York Times summarizes the MTA’s experiments with countdown clocks for buses and trains, talking with passengers about their experience.

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Delaware students can track campus bus online

March 9, 2010

The University of Delaware launched a web-based application that allows students to track the location of the campus shuttle.

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New York City sees an early spring

March 9, 2010

Starting yesterday, New York City Transit began adjusting the 250 clocks in its subway system for Daylight Savings Time, almost a week early.

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University of South Florida introduces bus tracker

March 8, 2010

The University of South Florida introduced a bus tracker system for its Bull Runner campus shuttle.

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Delhi Metro joins Google Transit

March 8, 2010

India’s Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has added route, schedule, and fare information to Google Maps.

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CTA offers instructions for bus tracker display

March 4, 2010

The Chicago Transit Authority provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a web-based bus tracker slideshow.

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Five new apps for TriMet

March 2, 2010

While he waits to get his hands on a new iPad, columnist Joseph Rose turned his attention to some “mobile transit goodies” — five new applications available for Portland’s TriMet customers

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