Small Python scripts to track interesting transit vehicles by fleet number

Use on any Python environment with the standard library and requests.

Note: oc-d40i-d60lf.py and grt-electric.py require the gtfs-realtime-bindings library and the former also requires an OC Transpo GTFS-realtime API key.

These scripts are designed to run on mobile devices with a Python interpreter app (example on iOS) to track vehicles on the go.

• winnipeg/winnipeg.py: Winnipeg Transit buses (Winnipeg, MB)
  • Edit the bus_ids list with the fleet numbers to track, add section dividers with strings (see existing format in the file)
• nyc/nyc-m3.py: Long Island Rail Road & Metro-North M3 rail cars (New York, NY) NY)
• brandon/brandon.py: Brandon Transit buses (Brandon, MB)
• north-dakota/cities-area-transit.py: Cities Area Transit busses (Grand Forks, ND)
• north-dakota/matbus.py: MATBUS buses (Fargo, ND)
• north-dakota/minot.py: Minot City Transit buses (Minot, ND)
• ontario/grt-electric.py: Grand River Transit electric buses (Kitchener-Waterloo, ON)
• ontario/oc-d40i-d60lf.py: OC Transpo D40i and D60LF buses (Ottawa, ON)
• washington/wenatchee.py: Link Transit buses (Wenatchee, WA)

Run demo.py to quickly see the output of all scripts in one place.