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Not to defend the app in question, but certain public transport organisations publish incorrect data. One example of this is the RATP (Paris public transport) -
by kweks 8y ago
Not to defend the app in question, but certain public transport organisations publish incorrect data.
One example of this is the RATP (Paris public transport) - they refuse to publish live feeds: the data they publish is a basically their "best effort" static timetable.
- inferiorhuman 8y agoThe data presented by the Transit app matched neither the published timetables nor reality. If memory serves it was marked as real-time data. My assumption is that Transit was using their bullshit "crowd sourced" algorithm. Plenty of of agencies publish bogus data (e.g.: Muni has predictions for outbound train service even when a train will be taken out of service at the end of the line, as a result only the second to last prediction for the night is valid). This was Transit being useless.