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Almost 80% of motorised trips in Accra are made on trotros, 10-to-19-seat minibuses run by private operators along fixed lines and stops
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clm-d8c36da283e9be95
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Almost 80% of motorised trips in Accra are made on trotros, 10-to-19-seat minibuses run by private operators along fixed lines and stops
clm-8c694ab0a99f0eb3
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In 2015 Ghana gave four Accra municipalities their own transport departments, and Concordia University students identified the roughly 300 lines that make up the network and assessed the level of service on 60 of them
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A second campaign from 19 July to late September 2017, run with the consultancy Transitec, the Jungle Bus team, the French development agency AFD and Ghana's OpenStreetMap community, sent six contributors into the field to record stops and routes directly into OpenStreetMap; a GTFS feed is generated from that data with OSM2GTFS
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The network is in OpenStreetMap, where Ghana's mapping community still holds it, and the derived GTFS is published in the World Bank's data catalogue and remains downloadable
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it is the basis of the Trotro App, a passenger app maintained by the Trufi Association
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the feed served today carries a service calendar that ran out on 31 January 2020, and no route has been re-surveyed since 2017
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the data outlived its funder because it was put somewhere anyone can edit, and an app still runs on it
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src-2844ab14ba680acaThe catalogue record under which the derived GTFS is published. The page carries no publication date, only a revision stamp of 2023-01-19.
src-10b09f400d09c8eaThe project page documenting the 2017 field campaign, its partners and the mapping protocol. A continuously edited wiki page with no publication date.
src-630cbec950e3b541A project record describing the three phases and the share of motorised trips carried by trotros. A continuously edited wiki page with no publication date.
src-dc984be4605e8fbaA feed registry entry, used to check the service calendar of the feed served today. No publication date is recorded for this page.
src-aec6b3b49478ced5AFD's own repository for 'the project Accra Mobility (previously Accra Mobile)': maps, GTFS and papers. The repository is marked deprecated and points onward to DigitalTransport4Africa's GitLab. No publication date is recorded for this page.
src-286005af3358fc3cThe community journey planner built on the AccraMobile3 OpenStreetMap data, launched 2019 and described as 'mapped, developed, and updated by the Accra OpenStreetMap community'. Nothing in this entry rests on the app-store listings it links to.