WiFi comes to Indian Railways
The Howrah-Delhi Rajdhani will become the first train in India to offer WiFi connections. Original post
Posts By Susan Bregman
Boston looks to DC for bike-share inspiration
As Boston (MA) gets ready to implement a bicycle-sharing program, The Boston Globe looked at Capital Bikeshare (DC) for advice and inspiration. Original post
MBTA considers policy on strollers
The MBTA is considering a policy to prohibit unfolded baby strollers on buses, but plans to conduct an online survey before introducing any changes. Original post
Recovery.gov launches mobile app and critics ask why
The team responsible for Recovery.gov, the website that tracks and displays ARRA-funded projects, has released a pair of mobile applications. Original post
Half a billion people are expected to use mobile payment technology
Some 500 million people will pay their transit fares with mobile devices by 2015 according to a new report from Juniper Research. Original post
Half a billion people are expected to use mobile payment technology
Some 500 million people will pay their transit fares with mobile devices by 2015 according to a new report from Juniper Research. Original post
Can pods transform Delhi?
Delhi is looking into the feasibility personal rapid transit system and The City Fix asks whether PRT technology makes sense for the Indian city. Original post
Seattle chooses trackless trolleys over hybrids
King County Metro Transit (WA) plans to stick with trackless trolleys when it replaces its aging fleet instead of switching to hybrids. Original post
MBTA riders give apps mixed reviews
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority riders have come to rely on their bus tracking applications, but the train trackers are less successful. Original post
Apple explains tracking data
In a statement, Apple said that iPhones do not track user location but instead collect crowdsourced data to locate WiFi hotspots and cell towers. Original post