The Data Transit Riders Want Sample Clauses

The Data Transit Riders Want. In 2018, the TransitCenter published an interesting report about the data transit riders want. They mentioned that producing high quality data must be a priority for transit agencies. So, they can offer better information that could be used for either the agencies or the riders in order to make better decisions related to the transportation system. It allows to transit planners and operators to develop a functional system that can benefit both the agencies and the customers. However, data programs at most public agencies lag behind the industry best practices and are inconsistent with existing data specifications. With many agencies releasing low-quality data, it makes travel more difficult for transit riders. Therefore, there is a need of champions at the senior level as well as better allocation of resources to keep up with the rapid technological change of the rest of the transportation industry. The imminent change is inevitable, which brings new opportunities for alignment between the public and private sectors with the goal of finding solutions to provide a better transportation system that covers the needs of the today’s riders (TransitCenter, 2018). The TransitCenter and RMI offer some data recommendations to public transportation agencies and transit application developers (TransitCenter, 2018), as follows:
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