Maps are incredibly useful at visualizing data for transit planners. Unfortunately, that data can be pretty messy, and it can be tough to know how to work with what you have. In this webinar, we talk to Brian Ryder from the Baltimore Metropolitan Planning Organization in Maryland and Kari Distefano from SMART Transit in Telluride, Colorado, to learn about how they wrangle imperfect data and use it to inform the decisions they make.
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