Websites using transit riders as a keyword

Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) provides public transportation to over 2.1 million Stark County riders every year.

The MetroNow Coalition is a group of riders, advocates, businesses, and non-profits dedicated to reforming Metro’s governance, funding & operational structures in 2018.

The Regional Transportation Authority Mapping and Statistics (RTAMS) provides planning and financial information on the transportation system in northeastern Illinois.

A list of most contiguous US intercity bus and train service providers including Amtrak, Greyhound, and service to major US airports. Includes a state by state list of stations.

See how @mooveltransit delights transit riders and drives mobile ticketing innovation at moovel-transit.com!

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Swiftly develops enterprise software to help transit agencies and cities improve urban mobility. Built by transportation experts for transportation professionals, the Swiftly platform harnesses billions of data points and sophisticated algorithms to improve transit system performance, service reliability, and real-time passenger information. Swiftly’s technology platform is installed in cities from coast to coast, improving transportation services for millions of riders each day. The company is based in San Francisco, CA, and more information can be found at goswift.ly and on Twitter @SwiftlyInc.

Transit Wireless was formed specifically to meet the Metropolitan Transit Authority’s (MTA) requirement to provide a shared wireless infrastructure to enable commercial wireless services for the New York City Transit Authority (NYCT) riders within the underground subway stations and related opportunities. In 2010, the MTA, NYCT and Transit Wireless partnered together to provide wireless and Wi-Fi connectivity to the 278 underground stations throughout the city. In 2011, six initial stations in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan were deployed with commercial 2G and 3G cellular and Wi-Fi services. This initial build was used as a successful baseline for the structure of the network. Transit Wireless has since launched four phases out of the seven phase project with the first Brooklyn stations going live in 2016.