doconnor

I have fixed the problem with n20G on TransSee.

I have added support for the passenger count in TransSee where you can see it in predictions, by route or by fleet number search. As well it is now storing the count in its tracking history. You can view the tracking history without premium for routes B1-B9. I also changed the stop lists to use the GTFS data so it displays branches properly.

I have updated TransSee so, instead of the prediction provided by the MTA, a prediction range is generated based on the actual past travel times as recorded by TransSee. This works for vehicle on their way or on a previous trip. This applies to buses, not subways. I hope you'll find this useful.

I've recently added logging of MTA bus and subway locations every 40 seconds to TransSee, my transit prediction and tracking web app at https://www.transsee.ca/routelist?a=mta TransSee standard features: Predictions with maps, schedule adherence and prediction times for all upcoming buses Vehicle locations by route For buses, vehicle locations by fleet number range Route and system maps Supports all mobile devices and desktop with clean, efficient HTML TransSee premium features: Removes ads Removes limits on fleet search These features are free for routes B1 to B9 and subway lines 1 to 6, but routes require premium: View logged trips by route or vehicle. View the path each vehicle took on its trip and its schedule adherence. For a stop, see each vehicle that served it for a day and data like gaps between buses and schedule adherence. For any two stops on a route, see how long each trip took to travel between them.

I have recently added predictions and vehicle tracking to TransSee. https://www.transsee.ca/routelist?a=mta#B100

For people interested in photographing these buses, my website, TransSee, can give you the real-time location, route and direction for buses by fleet number. The option is at the bottom of the MTA route list. It even supports commas and dashes for ranges use by the lists on the first post on this thread. (It also provides arrival predictions.)