Not entirely related to transit docs, but cities like Sweetwater have piloted a small real-time tracking system before. It eventually died off since the developer disappeared(?) and the expenses of $5/month were too high. Ideally, cities are interested in low-cost but effective solutions that will improve ridership. Real-time tracking and accessible data is one way to do that.
Here I'll be listing some ways to cut down costs on wireless-based GPS trolley tracking.
Not entirely related to transit docs, but cities like Sweetwater have piloted a small real-time tracking system before. It eventually died off since the developer disappeared(?) and the expenses of $5/month were too high. Ideally, cities are interested in low-cost but effective solutions that will improve ridership. Real-time tracking and accessible data is one way to do that.
Here I'll be listing some ways to cut down costs on wireless-based GPS trolley tracking.