April 24, 2005
Trips123 to offer e-mail notice of transit snafus
Trips123.com, a $20 million, publicly financed online guide to several transit agencies in Tri-state area, will eventually charge $5.95 a month to commuters who want to receive notifications of delays in their regular routes, the New York Times reports. Notices will go out via e-mail, cellphone, pager, telephone or fax.
Earlier: Long Island Rail Road sending e-mail service alerts
New travel helpers: Google Local and RideFinder
Electronic city guides: Vindigo, HopStop, Rough Guide
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April 24, 2005 10:04 PM in Transportology
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