California AB1599 establishes a centralized dataset for transit stops, including names, locations, amenities, and seating/shelter availability.
California AB1599 mandates the creation of the California Transit Stop Registry, a centralized dataset for standardized information on transit stops. This includes the name, location, amenities, seating, and shelter availability of each transit stop. The California Department of Transportation will create this registry by June 1, 2027, using publicly available data and updating it annually. Transit operators must report seating and shelter information for each stop and use unique identifiers for consistency.
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