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Welcome to TransitWiki.org

TransitWiki.org is developed and maintained by transit planners for transit planners. The goal of the site is to facilitate information transfer among California's transit agencies to accelerate the successful implementation of cost-effective strategies to improve transit service. On this site you'll find basic information about strategies, examples of their implementation, and links to reports and guidance from the American Public Transportation Association, the Transit Cooperative Research Program, University Transportation Centers, Caltrans, and local agencies.

TransitWiki.org was originally created by the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and funded by the Caltrans Division of Mass Transportation's Statewide Transit Strategic Plan project. UCLA and Caltrans maintain no responsibility for site content contributed after September 27, 2012.

Getting Started

This site is based on the MediaWiki software that powers Wikipedia and many other sites across the web. If you're familiar with how to navigate or edit Wikipedia, then TransitWiki.org should be straight forward. If you'd like additional assistance, see the sections below.

Finding Content on Transit Wiki

Finance & Revenues	Managing Transit	Investment and Planning	Operating Effectiveness	Technology
Category Finance and revenue not found Advertising California Transit Finance Corporation Fare reform Value-capture finance	ADA eligibility certification   Asset management for small agencies   Bus Maintenance Staffing Calculator   Bus operator recruitment   Bus operator training   Bus prioritization   California Vanpool Authority   Contracting transit operations   Coordinate with private sector   Cost-effective ADA service   Cybersecurity   Distracted driving   Employee retention   Evaluating bus operator performance   Human resources   Labor-management partnerships   National Transit Database   Privacy Issues   Public private partnership   Small-scale public-private partnerships   Special Event and Game Day Services   Transit and Civil Rights   Transit and Environmental Justice   Tripper Rule   Vanpool and Buspool Services	▼ Ridership forecasting   Asset management for small agencies   Bicycle access at transit stations   Bicycle connections   Bike parking at transit stations   Bikeshare   Congestion pricing   Coordinated Plans   Cost effective vehicle purchases   Frequent bus network map   Infrastructure assessment   Last mile connections   Long Range Transit Plans   Out-of-vehicle experience   Paratransit Services   Paratransit Vehicles   Park-and-rides   Pedestrian connections   Safe Routes to School   Short Range Transit Plans   Small-scale public-private partnerships   Streetcar alternatives   Transit-Supportive Roadway Strategies   Value-capture finance	► Bus rapid transit   Bus prioritization   Bus rapid transit   Bus stop spacing and location   Bus-on-shoulder   Fixed-route scheduling   Flexible transportation services   Rail platform safety   Reliability of service   Transit associations   Transit Messaging   Transit publications   Transit-Supportive Roadway Strategies	Agency website   Automated fare media   Automated passenger counter   Automatic vehicle location   Cybersecurity   General Transit Feed Specification   GTFS-flex   GTFS-realtime   Housing and Transportation Affordability Index   Internet communications   Lane assist technology   Mobile data terminal   Mobile ticketing   Mobility Data Specification   Near field communications   New Communications Technology   Personal rapid transit   Radio frequency identification (RFID)   Real-time information   Social media   Transit signal priority (TSP)   Transit software   Transit technology stack   Video systems   Web-based rider feedback

External resources

• Public Transport resources on Wikipedia
• Streetswiki for pedestrian & bike strategies.

Contributing Information

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