Working with African municipalities to develop standardised public transit data and maps
# Mapping African Public Transit
Most African urban areas rely on some form of informal or semi-formal transport. However, only 15 African cities have mapped their public transport systems in a standardized and open format, meaning that over 105 million people do not have reliable transit information. The lack of data presents a major barrier to improving and accessing transportation. In this project, we will work with African municipalities to develop standardised public transit data and maps.
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### Useful Links:
(PDF) Pathways to integrating paratransit and formal public transport: Case studies from Tshwane, South Africa
10 Mobile Apps to Start Mapping your City’s Transit Network - DigitalTransport4Africa
4 Initiatives Working to Map and Improve Informal Transit in Africa | TheCityFix
4 Initiatives Working to Map and Improve Informal Transit in Africa | TheCityFix
8 Project locations of the 14 GTFS datasets available in the DT4A data... | Download Scientific Diagram
Abidjan to Join the Open Data Community with Mapping Project - DigitalTransport4Africa
An Analysis of Paratransit Services in African Cities Thanks to Digitaltransport4africa's GTFS Open Data - DigitalTransport4Africa
An analysis of paratransit services in African cities thanks to GTFS open data - Decisio
Comparing paratransit in seven major African cities: An accessibility and network analysis - ScienceDirect
Creating a 'Digital Commons' to Harness Data for Africa’s Urban Transport Systems | TheCityFix
Data Transport : We Improve African Mobility through transit Data.
Data Transport: We Improve African Mobility Through transit Data
DIGITAL MATATUS
Digital Transport for Africa · GitLab
Digital Transport for Africa | World Resources Institute
Digitalization in Kumasi, Alexandria, Maputo Shows How to Integrate Africa’s Complex Paratransit Networks - DigitalTransport4Africa
Digitalization in Kumasi, Alexandria, Maputo Shows How to Integrate Africa’s Comple …