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Contents 1 Working Group on Transport 2 Purpose 3 Members 3.1 Active 3.2 Invited 3.3 To invite 4 Mailing lists and Tasks 5 Events 6 Projects 6.1 Initiatives 6.2 Open Source Apps 7 To Do 8 Related links

Working Group on Transport

Purpose

1. Act as a central point of reference and support for people interested open transport data
2. Identify relevant projects and practices. Promote best practices as well as legal and technical standards for making data open (such as the Open Knowledge Definition).

Members

Active

• Daniel Dietrich, Director Open Knowledge Foundation Germany
• Pieter Colpaert
• Peter Hicks
• Lucy Chambers
• elf Pavlik hackers4peace
• Stefan de Konink

Invited

• Stefan Wehrmeyer
• Flo Denig
• Andreas Schildbach Öffi

To invite

• Yan Minagawa, Florian Detig teleportr
• Raul Krauthausen, Christoph Bünte wheelmap
• ...

Mailing lists and Tasks

• There is a mailing list at http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/open-transport where anyone can subscribe. Mailing list archives are public.
• Tasks can be found at: ...

Events

• TransportationCamp - Washington DC on January 21, 2012

Projects

• TransportationCamp
• OpenPlans Transportation
• GTFS Data Exchange

Initiatives

• Berlin
• Ulm
• iRail project
• openOV

Open Source Apps

• Transit Near Me
• Mapnificent
• OpenTripPlanner
• One Bus Away
• Public Transport Enabler
• LiveMap

To Do

• Put up a blog post on OKF blog announcing the group
• Invite people
• Think about a transport track at OKFest
• Think about small, medium and large tasks people can get involved with
• Establish blog
• announce in Transit Developers Group

Related links

• Transit Developers Group
• Open Transportation Blog
• Transit Tech Initiative
• CivicCommons wiki "Transit & Transportation" section

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