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A trio of trackers

August 31, 2010

Bus tracking applications are in the news, from college campuses to urban transit properties.

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Amtrak gets anti-social (media)

August 27, 2010

When a major power failure snarled Amtrak service in the Northeast Corridor this week, the agency chose not to update its Twitter feeds or website and instead focused on traditional media updates.

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What’s your transit score?

August 17, 2010

Walk Score, the website that helps find walkable communities, has added a transit tool.

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MTA introduces capital program dashboard

August 11, 2010

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (NY) unveiled an online dashboard that allows users to track the status of capital programs.

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OCTA to post salary info online

August 10, 2010

The Orange County Transportation Authority will post information about employee salaries and benefits on its website.

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Indian Railways considers selling e-tickets

July 29, 2010

Indian Railways is considering selling e-tickets on its website, increasing opportunities for passengers to book travel.

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Project ACTION hosts online conversation about paratransit

July 27, 2010

To mark the twentieth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Easter Seals Project ACTION is hosting an online dialogue about the status of paratransit services.

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MBTA commuters can’t wait for pay-by-phone

July 22, 2010

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is introducing a remote payment system for its park-and-ride lots — and customers can’t wait

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Kittens help professor develop crowdsourcing application

July 20, 2010

Princeton University professor Matthew Salganik developed All Our Ideas, a free open-source crowdsourcing platform that lets groups collect and prioritize ideas.

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Four TriCounty Link routes go wireless

July 15, 2010

Commuters on four TriCounty Link (SC) routes can surf while they ride, now that the rural bus system introduced WiFi.

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