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From: JJ
Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2024 20:29:51 -0700
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 # Transportation Routing
 
-The state of transit software, particularly open-source transit software, is *atrocious*. It is a mess of mostly scattered, abandoned, half-completed projects. This is extremely weird, because a lot of people into open source are also into transit: so maybe transit apps are just hard to write and thankless to maintain? In any case, it is a bummer.
+The state of transit software, particularly open-source transit software, is *atrocious*. It is a mess of mostly scattered, abandoned, half-completed projects. This is extremely weird, because a lot of people into open source are also into transit! So maybe transit apps are just hard to write and thankless to maintain? In any case, it is a bummer.
 
 I've collected some notes on transit information sources and transit data, for anyone looking to find a decent transit app, or looking to build one themselves. This does not include projects that I consider dead (no activity in ~2 years: API churn means these will almost certainly not function) or too specific (tooling for making maps, region-specific transit apps, etc). If you're reading this and notice any major omissions - of which there certainly are - feel free to shoot me an email.
 
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