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Bus & Train Services
BusMonster.com - A Google Maps mashup that will help you determine which bus stops are near a given intersection in Seattle, WA.
Google Transit - Google Transit is a part of Google Maps, which lets you plan step-by-step routes around numerous major cities such as Austin, Dallas, Miami, San Diego and several international cities. Will also allow you to view stations and schedules.
HopStop.com - Gives you subway and bus routes for Boston, Chicago, New York City, San Francisco, Washington D.C. and a few assorted outlying areas. Allows users to submit their own ideas for sightseeing trips in a city.
MBTA.com - The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority website provides you with schedules, fare charts and maps for trains, subways, buses and boats.
MTA.info - The New York City Transit site has printable schedules and info for all of their mass transit systems.
OnNYTurf.com - A Google Maps mashup of the subway lines in New York City and New Jersey. The service can help you figure out routes and show you stations throughout the city along with what lines run through them. It is available in multiple languages.
SpotBus.com - Helps you figure out the best bus routes in Seattle, WA. Enter your start point and ending destination and the site will calculate your best route using Metro, Pierce-, Sound-, and Community-Transit lines.
TransitChicago.com - Bus and train schedules, integrated Google Trip Planner, and general information about the Chicago transit systems.
Information About Mass Transit
ELTIS.org - The European Local Transport Information Service provides you with news on public transportation throughout Europe.
MassTransitMag.com - Keep up on all the latest happenings with mass transit around the United States.
Metro-Magazine.com - A trade publication for the mass transit industry with blogs, resources for people in the mass transit industry, the latest news and more.