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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 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. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Division of Mass Transportation funds Transitwiki and outreach and coordination efforts with California's transit agencies.

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Recent News

2016-11-18

• Installed MediaWiki 1.27.1

2016-11-08

• Enabled box file submit and mobile view.

2016-08-18

• TransitWiki.org upgraded to MediaWiki 1.27.0

2016-01-06

• TransitWiki.org upgraded to MediaWiki 1.26.2

2015-06-08

• Reports and documents from California transit agencies are now searchable using the California Transit Agency Google Custom Search Engine

About TransitWiki

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 not, see the MediaWiki FAQ. The UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies expands and maintains the TransitWiki.org community, with funding from the Caltrans Division of Mass Transportation. Transit stakeholders across the state can contribute the site following our guidelines. TransitWiki is an implementation tool of the File:California STSP - Recommendations for Caltrans.pdf

Contact

Please contact transitwiki@luskin.ucla.edu regarding questions, article suggestions, or to request a group training session (for public employees in California).

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Other Transportation Wiki Resources

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