News, updates, and announcements from the Open Transit Software Foundation.
The Open Transit Software Foundation (OTSF), the steward of the OneBusAway platform, is proud to announce its slate of five transformative projects as part of the 2024 Google Summer of Code program. T...
Want to participate in the OneBusAway (OBA)/TransitClock efforts for Google Summer of Code, but you’re not sure your skills line up with the projects we’ve outlined? You’re in luck, because we need fo...
We are excited to announce that we have officially been accepted into the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2024 program as a mentoring organization! Are you interested in taking part in this exciting oppo...
Here's how to craft a successful proposal for our organization: Review our project ideas and consider which area best fits your skill set and interests: https://opentransitsoftwarefoundation.org/202...
Update: Look here for more information about creating a proposal and applying. We're excited to share that OneBusAway (OBA) and TheTransitClock will be participating in this year's Google Summer of C...
OTSF now has an Executive Director! Our new director is Aaron Brethorst, who has been active for many years as a volunteer with OTSF and the OneBusAway project, including serving as the primary devel...
Aaron Steinfeld, Carnegie Mellon University When we recently shut down the public, deployed version of the Tiramisu Transit app, I sent a personal note to Kari Watkins and Sean Barbeau. We have colla...
OTSF recently contracted with Garnet Consulting to produce a set of case studies of OneBusAway deployments, to freshen up our website, and to write a one-page flyer that can be distributed to prospect...
Our annual meeting will be January 10, 2022, 10am - noon Pacific Time (18:00-20:00 UTC), online. Tentative agenda: WelcomeElection of 2022 BoardTransit Agency / Regional Instance Yearly UpdatesOneBu...
The Open Transit Software Foundation is requesting proposals for a public relations consultant to create materials to promote OneBusAway and OTSF! The initial proposal should be for a fixed-price con...