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Category Archives: transit

What happens when you turn off the traffic lights

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Posted bypaulschreiberOctober 10, 2010October 10, 2010Posted indesign, environment, transitLeave a comment on What happens when you turn off the traffic lights

A Case for Open Data in Transit

A Case for Open Data in Transit from Streetfilms on Vimeo.

Posted bypaulschreiberAugust 3, 2010Posted intransitLeave a comment on A Case for Open Data in Transit

Caltrain bike car update

Back on February 5, Caltrain agreed to expand the capacity of all their bike cars. Older, Gallery cars would go from 32 spots to 40. Newer, Bombardier cars would go from 16 to 24 spots. Turnaround was quick, with the first expanded car spotted in the wild just 13 days later: NB275 one old gallery […]

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 20, 2009May 20, 2009Posted intransit3 Comments on Caltrain bike car update

Translink, you’re breaking my heart

I finally (finally!) got my Translink card. So excited! It now joins my BART EZ Rider card, my MBTA CharlieCard and my WMATA SmarTrip card. (Aside: TTC and (NY)MTA, get on this.) Inside the envelope are several letters and brochures. I head to the Translink web site to add funds to my card. Fail #1 […]

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 8, 2009Posted inbroken, transit, web1 Comment on Translink, you’re breaking my heart