A Rowboat Ferry with Global Relevance
Berlin’s F24 ferry, a community-led transit solution, echoes informal transport in the global South: practical, cultural, and essential for local needs.
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Creating Data Together: Improving Urban Transport Management in Mexico – A Trufi Webinar
Register for a Spanish webinar on Nov 6 to learn about open data in Mexican urban transport. Insights from Oaxaca and Toluca plus expert panelists.
Kigali’s Smart Mobility Future: Highlights from the Transport Hackathon
Trufi and partners empowered students at the Smart Mobility Lab Hackathon in Kigali to develop solutions for Rwandan transportation issues.
It Started with a Road – Global South Version
Our alternative version of “It Started with a Road” by Shreya Gadepalli. We imagine a future where global South cities embrace transportation justice and sustainable mobility.
Collaborative Mapping for Public Transportation in Zamora, Mexico
The Rutatón-Zamora project revealed key insights into public transport in Zamora, Mexico, uncovering routes and fleet details that will reshape mobility planning.
Launch Event: Arequipa Bus – The First “Official” City App by Trufi
Join the launch of Arequipa Bus, Trufi’s first official city app, offering real-time info on bus routes and schedules! Event: Sept 10, 2024.
Volunteer of the Month: Kevin Moutoucarpin
Be like Kevin! Volunteer for Trufi and contribute to impactful projects. Read about Kevin Moutoucarpin’s work in optimizing our website and his adventurous side!
Volunteer of the Month: John Hobson
Be like John: Volunteer for Trufi and contribute to innovative projects such as the Route Pages plugin, benefiting communities and travelers.
Volunteer of the Month: Brayan Esneider Castro Gallo
Celebrate Brayan Esneider Castro Gallo, our 14-year-old Volunteer of the Month, for his remarkable work in mapping public transport data across the globe.
AddisMapTransit Submits Hundreds of Transport Routes to DT4A Open Data Repository
AddisMapTransit advances urban mobility in Addis Ababa with the submission of more than 2,300 transport stops and 443 routes to DT4A.