In 2019 and 2020, Interline and the Center for Urban Transportation Research at University of South Florida collaborated on a
💡October 4, 2022: MTC and Interline have released updated fares and transfer discounts for all Bay Area transit agencies using
Last year, Interline began a "startup in residence" at the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Now we're pleased to publicly release our first creation: the San Francisco Bay Area's Regional GTFS Feed.
"GeoJSONL" has the easy readability of a GeoJSON file without the the performance limitations of the format. Last year we started producing GeoJSONL files from our OSM Extracts service. Now a growing list of long-existing and brand-new geospatial tools.
We’re excited to share that the Transportation Research Board has awarded a Transit IDEA Program grant to Interline. We’re using this unique opportunity to expand Transitland to support GTFS Realtime feeds.
We're excited to share that the Metropolitan Transportation Commission has selected Interline through a competitive process to participate in its 2019 Startup in Residence (STIR) program. Interline and MTC will collaborate on the problem of regional transit data.
What first started as two simple, separate, little experiments has grown into the seeds of a major revision of the entire Transitland platform: Transitland Version 2.
Just like a garden, open-source and open-data projects require continual tending. With 2019 beginning, we're glad to share more widely these plans for Transitland's ongoing tending and growth as an open platform.
Interline and HERE are collaborating to make Interline's open data services like OSM Extracts and the Transitland API easy to combine, mix, filter, analyze, and visualize using the new HERE XYZ platform.
We've encountered many practices that can help complex and collaborative open-source projects survive and thrive. This blog post provides a tour through many open-source practices, particularly ones that are helpful for aging but popular software packages like OpenTripPlanner.
Interline now offers OSM Extracts, a service enabling software developers and GIS professionals to download chunks of OpenStreetMap data for
