Do you have experience developing solutions based on OneBusAway?

Do you have experience developing solutions based on OpenTripPlanner?

Do you have experience developing solutions based on TheTransitClock?

What other open-source or proprietary transportation-related software have you developed?

Center for Urban Transportation Research @ University of South Florida

All of our open-source software can be viewed on our Github account:
https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF

We are a member of the Board of Directors for the OneBusAway open-source project.

Notable solutions include:
* Deployment of OneBusAway Tampa (http://tampa.onebusaway.org/) and lead developer on the OneBusAway multi-region expansion (https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway/wiki/Multi-Region)
* Lead developer for OneBusAway Android - https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-android
* Lead developer for OpenTripPlanner Android - https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/OpenTripPlanner-for-Android
* USF Travel Options App - an OpenTripPlanner-based responsive app focused on the University of South Florida campus - https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/usf-mobullity, http://mobullity.forest.usf.edu/
* GTFS-realtime generation software (https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/HART-GTFS-realtimeGenerator, https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/bullrunner-gtfs-realtime-generator)
* Open311 open-source client - used for reporting issues to Open311-compliant systems such as SeeClickFix.com and PublicStuff.com
* GTFS-OpenStreetMap (OSM) syncronization software - https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/gtfs-osm-sync
* GTFS / ArcGIS database synchronization software - https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/RegionalTransitArchitecture
* Travel behavior data collection and analysis using mobile devices - see https://www.locationaware.usf.edu/ongoing-research/projects/trac-it/
* Travel Assistance Device (TAD) - a mobile app to help transit riders with special needs - see https://www.locationaware.usf.edu/ongoing-research/projects/travel-assistance-device/.

I'm the author of gtfs-sequelize, a Node.js-based Object-Relation Mapping (ORM) for the static gtfs. I also recently created OnTransit, a prototype for crowdsourcing vehicle arrival times from users of a mobile website.

Open-source developed:
TransAM - Transportation asset management and capital planning platform
1-Click - Trip planner and trip booking built on open trip planner with integrated demand responsive services like paratransit, volunteer, and integration with Trapeze and Ecolane paratransit scheduling systems
Ride Pilot - Paratransit scheduling system

ritesh.warade@ibigroup.com

For MBTA (Boston, MA), IBI Group created a set of interconnected systems:

TRANSIT-realtime aggregates, manages, and disseminates real-time information including locations, predictions, and alerts for all modes for an agency or a set of agencies.

TRANSIT-portal allows 3rd party application developers to register for accounts and API keys, and to access real-time information via GTFS-realtime feeds and APIs.

TRANSIT-alerts is an intuitive, web-based system that allows agency staff to enter and manage service alerts and publish them to customers through multiple channels. Alerts are disseminated through the API and GTFS-realtime feeds as well as via email/SMS, Twitter and the agency website.

TRANSIT-performance records and measures transit service performance in real-time and produces statistics that communicate the quality of service provided by the agency and the quality of service experienced by customers.

All systems use GTFS and GTFS-realtime as a core input.The TRANSIT-performance system will be open sourced.

bertrand.billoud@canaltp.fr

Canal TP (which will change name to "Kisio Digital") is the editor of the open sourced application Navitia:
* http://www.navitia.io
* https://github.com/CanalTP/navitia

This application provides every kind of public transport information services:
* journey planning
* maps
* time tables
* it can manage real time, adapted and base schedule data
* it is provide with feeding applications, and different kind of front solutions.

wojciech.kulesza@goeuropa.eu

We have developed (used in-house for now) a tool called editGTFS that allows import/maintenance/export of GTFS + ability to create pdf of scheduled timetable to be used on bus/tram stops.

stephan.simart@canaltp.fr

We develop the open-source software Navitia: https://github.com/CanalTP/navitia
And we also have an open API to buil cool stuff: navitia.io with a lot of worldwide public transport open data sets: http://www.navitia.io/

I am the maintainer of TheTransitClock and have used it to develop DynamicTime, a headway management system, for high frequency transit routes.

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6382645718871613440

Actionfigure Screen - first released in 2014 as TransitScreen®, Actionfigure Screen provides live real-time information about all transportation choices with messaging capabilities.

Actionfigure Mobile is the number-one rated B2B transportation app, popular with apartment and office owners and employers.

Actionfigure Insights is a first-of-a-kind commute planning software for employers, office owners, and benefits providers. Insights generates custom door-to-door commute plans and lets employees find and select a commute plan based on their personal preferences, transportation availability, and price, inclusive of all public and private commuting choices.

We are a member of the Board of Directors for the OneBusAway open-source project.

mymetro@nautilus-tech.com.au

Supporting OneBusAway in Adelaide, Australia; We have our own AVL module developed; We provide GTFS editor to create/edit GTFS data with ease; We have integrated our own Open311 server for each region to report transit related issues