California AB1599 establishes a statewide registry of transit stops, ensuring standardized data collection and reporting by transit operators.
California AB1599 mandates the creation of the California Transit Stop Registry, a centralized dataset of standardized information about transit stops. The registry will include details such as the name, location, seating availability, and shelter availability of each transit stop. Transit operators must report this information using unique identifiers and ensure their data aligns with the registry. The California Public Utilities Commission will manage the registry, updating it at least annually and considering input from transit operators on design, data sources, and collection methods.
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