K-12 students now ride free every day, on every bus system in the County. That includes Omnitrans, Victor Valley Transit, Mountain Transit, Basin Transit, and Needles Area Transit.
Free Fares For School program is sponsored by @gosbcta !
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Companies that espouse the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion are increasingly fighting unionization at their workplaces. @codeforamerica is no different.
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@TransSee@calwatch@metrolosangeles@misken67 ๐ that's a nice position to be in! We definitely want people to get paid for their hard work though. Having a no-cost contract was useful for us as we transitioned away from having our own [really bad] vendor-built app.
@TransSee@calwatch@metrolosangeles@misken67 They did go through a procurement process 3 years ago and they won the no-cost contract to be our official app.
There's no way that contract could have been extended, renewed, or whatever, without a procurement process if a cost was added to it.
@DavidRoachford@metrolosangeles@misken67@calwatch As for showing where the trains are currently... we can actually do that using the data that currently exists. I think the issue is more so how we could provide that in a useful way on the platforms. I don't think it would fit well on the overhead arrival screens.
@metrolosangeles@misken67@calwatch One more thing to clarify - Metro IS tracking all the trains, which is why TransSee is able to show location/time data. However, for arrival times you need to guess when that train is going to reach each subsequent station. That gets screwy with major issues like single-tracking.
@lmc@StreetsblogLA@multimodalLA@metrolosangeles@transitapp Unless government spends enough resources to build up a good in-house app development team, it will be the nature of government to constantly have to cycle through different app vendors because of the contracting process.
@multimodalLA@metrolosangeles@transitapp If you enter "A" into the search box, it should show the A Line and you should be able to tap it or more details. Does that view show you the information you need?
They're here! BART is excited to unveil anime mascots making its debut at @FanimeCon, the largest anime convention in the Bay Area!
Our anime mascots are here to promote public transit and engage with youth riders. ๐๐โ๏ธ๐ฑโจโ๏ธ
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@dexo568 It could have been part of the opening branding, especially with the re-opening of Little Tokyo Station as part of the Regional Connector! ๐ With Anime Expo in July, the timing would have been *chef's kiss*!