This work is made possible by the support of individuals, foundations, and public partners. Our expertise ranges from open source software development to online community building and media advocacy.
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Our films on Ciclovía have helped inspire large-scale street reclamations across the country.
In Portland, an open trip-planning platform offers transit riders a better experience.
By helping Western Australia’s public agencies share databases, we made it easier to pinpoint problems and improve civil services.
The city and the community came together to transform Grand Army Plaza.
A Streetfilm showed city planners around the world how and why to build a better bike lane.
By bringing cities together, we’ve helped seed successful open technology standards for 311 and related services.
NYCDOT asked for public input on the locations of bike share stations, using an open source tool from OpenPlans.
A mobile-friendly, easily-themed mapping tool for crowd sourcing.
New York City wanted to give riders the location of their buses using open standards, modular components, and mobile devices.
OpenBlock is a flexible open source platform for hyperlocal news gathering.
By bringing together thousands of eyes-on-the-street, we convinced New York City to make major changes to parking policy.
TransportationCamp brought together thinkers and doers from both coasts for an unconference on transportation and technology.
By building a robust, interactive presence for transportation proposals, we’re helping the NYCDOT communicate its work online.
PlanningPress is a web toolkit for inclusive, responsive, authentic citizen engagement in transportation planning.
We built FixCity to help agencies ‘crowdsource’ streetscape improvements. This tool invites the public to suggest, discuss, and vet bike rack locations.
An online resource center for open streets initiatives across the US and Canada.
We developed an online strategy for the Urban Systems Collaborative, creating an ongoing discussion about cities and technology.
The Community Almanac helps small and rural communities collect their stories online.
We helped the nation’s largest transit agency empower developers to produce dozens of innovative applications that help transit users.
We helped city transportation staff showcase best practices for urban bikeway design.