Collaborative Mapping in Oaxaca: How Communities Are Redefining Public Transport
Grassroots mapping makes invisible transport systems visible. See Oaxaca volunteers collect route data to advocate for better public transit options.
Send Our Young Mapping Stars to State of the Map LATAM
Help send Colombia’s Duitama Mapping Stars to State of the Map LATAM 2025. Support the students behind many of our transport data projects across the globe.
How Transport Data is Like Your Mom’s 1990 AOL Account
Transport justice can’t arrive with closed data. What the evolution of everyday tech reveals about the power of sharing information.
Trufi Recognized by OSOR for Our Work in Urban Mobility
OSOR recognizes Trufi for advancing open-source public transport solutions, built on OpenStreetMap and global collaboration.
Building Better Urban Mobility in Mexico: A Look at the TranSIT Mapping Initiative
Collaborative mapping and open data are enhancing urban transport planning in Oaxaca, Toluca, and beyond – the TranSIT initiative in Mexico
Open Source, Open Doors: How Trufi Code Launched an App and Career
A Moroccan developer illustrates how open-source projects can create career opportunities and make a lasting community impact.
How Good is Trufi Transport Data? Good Enough for MobilityDatabase
GTFS data for Trujillo is now in MobilityDatabase, showcasing accuracy, sustainability, and impact for urban transport systems worldwide.
It Started with a Road – Global South Version
Our alternative version of “It Started with a Road” by Shreya Gadepalli. We imagine a future where global South cities embrace transportation justice and sustainable mobility.
Collaborative Mapping for Public Transportation in Zamora, Mexico
The Rutatón-Zamora project revealed key insights into public transport in Zamora, Mexico, uncovering routes and fleet details that will reshape mobility planning.
AddisMapTransit Submits Hundreds of Transport Routes to DT4A Open Data Repository
AddisMapTransit advances urban mobility in Addis Ababa with the submission of more than 2,300 transport stops and 443 routes to DT4A.