Hacker News with Generative AI: Public Transit

Map of over a Billion NYC Subway Rides Reveals Hidden Connections (untappedcities.com)
On November 4th, the New York City subway welcomed its billionth rider of the year—10 days before the same milestone was hit in 2023.
Never Missing the Train Again (lilymara.xyz)
I live in San Francisco, and I don’t own a car. This means that I walk or take public transit nearly everywhere that I go. There’s a lot of ways to find out when the next bus/train/tram/trolleybus/cable car/ferry is stopping nearby so that you don’t miss it. There are no shortage of apps that will guide you to your destination using any and all means of public transit, and those are great! I particularly like CityMapper.
Germany's 49-euro ticket resulted in significant shift from road to rail (mcc-berlin.net)
The state-subsidised 49-euro ”Deutschland-Ticket”, which allows you to travel by local and regional bus and rail throughout Germany for a month, has led to a significant shift in traffic from road to rail.
America's Greyhound bus stations are disappearing (cnn.com)
MTA Open Data Challenge (mta.info)
The MTA is excited to announce our first-ever Open Data Challenge!
Beyond the route: Introducing granular MTA bus speed data (mta.info)
Every weekday, the MTA runs over 4,900 buses across 327 routes, with around 1.3 million folks swiping or tapping to take a bus across the city.
No-car Games: Los Angeles Olympic venues only accessible by public transit (apnews.com)
London, Paris, Seoul Show Commuting Power of Fast Regional Rail (bloomberg.com)