- Digital Transport for Africa Database
- BRT Dataset link
- World Bank Data
- Institute of Transport and Development Policy (ITDP) Rapid Transit Database
- OpenStreetMap transit data
- Transport Politic Transit Explorer Data
- Data Transport for French speaking West African countries
- Mobility Data
-
Open Traffic Data (World Resources Institute, the World Bank, National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO), Mapzen, Grab, Easy Taxi, Le. Taxi, Miovision and NDrive)
- Social Media Transit user perspective
- Whereismytransport for formal and informal mobility data
- Facebook Data for Good for movement, population and travel patterns
- GTFS and Transport data from local planning, transit organizations
- GIS data from cities, municipal authorities, development agencies
- Household Travel Survey data from national or local level Department of Transport
- UN Geospatial
- Humanitarian Data Exchange
- Institute of Social Research and Data Innovation(ISRDI)/Minnesota Population Center (MPC) – IPUMS International socioeconomic and GIS boundary data
- World Pop Hub – High resolution spatial data
- Country specific – National and Local level sources
- R (trread)
- GIS (ESRI public-transit-tool, QGIS)
- Python (gtfslib-python, ESRI public-transit-tools, partridge, transit_service_analyst)
- PostgreSQL (gtfs-schema, gtfs-via-postgres)
- Ruby (GTFS-viz)
- C (CGTFS, RRRR Rapid Real-time Routing, GTFS Feed Parser, ESRI public-transit-tools)
- C++ (just_gtfs)
- Java (OneBusAway GTFS Modules, MobilityData’s gtfs-validator)
- Javascript (gtfs-sequelize, gtfs-via-postgres, gtfs-utils, Node-GTFS)
- GO (Go GTFS Parser)
- GTFS (GTFS Spec, GTFS Best Practices)
Thanks for another fantastic article. Where else may anyone get that type of information in such a perfect manner of…