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The bus stops before the shift ends. Plan around it, then fix it: check a trip against the real schedule, see where service disappears, and send a ready-made request for more.
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Read the full README ↗The bus stops before the shift ends. Plan around it. Then fix it.
A free web app (English and Spanish, works on phones) that checks the real bus and train schedule for a shift or an appointment, shows where service disappears at night and on weekends, and writes a ready-to-send request for better service.
Built by Palash Rakshit, Redlands High School, for the 2026 Congressional App Challenge, California's 23rd District (CA-23).
shiftready/README.mddocs/AI_USE_LOG.mddocs/README.mddocs/research/For AI assistants: read
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No accounts, no analytics and no tracking. Nothing is sent to a server we run. Saved places stay in the user's browser. The weather card sends the start point, rounded to about 1 km, to Open-Meteo, and a typed street address goes to OpenStreetMap Nominatim. The page has a Content Security Policy that limits scripts and connections.
python3 -m http.server 8765 --directory shiftready/web # open http://localhost:8765
node shiftready/tests/planner.test.js # more tests are listed in shiftready/README.md
| Folder | What it is |
|---|---|
shiftready/ | The Shift Ready app. web/ is the whole site (deployed to GitHub Pages), prep/ builds the data, regions/ configures each place, tests/ checks it. |
docs/ | Documents, grouped in docs/README.md: submission, practice, research, build notes and archive. |
analysis/ | Scripts that load public crash (FARS) data. Shared by the app's data pipeline. |
data/ | Public data and results. Shared by the app's pipeline; also holds files from the archived OffloadWatch project. |
.github/workflows/ | pages.yml tests and deploys the app. check-schedule.yml checks weekly for a new bus timetable. |
site/, pipeline/, tests/ | Archived. The earlier OffloadWatch project. Not part of this entry. See docs/archive/OFFLOADWATCH.md. |
Public bus and train timetables (GTFS), Census ACS and LODES, NHTSA FARS crash data 2019-2023, OpenStreetMap, the CDPH facility list, and Open-Meteo. Limits and methods are on the app's About page and in docs/METHOD_NOTE.md.