Thanks to everyone for two days of productive unconferencing. Check the #transpo hashtag on Twitter for session by session coverage. We’ll be in touch with a survey and a Streetfilm soon.

- By Frank Hebbert / March 20th, 2011 / Categories: Latest News
TransportationCamp is an unconference series
about transportation and technology.
TranspoCamp Montreal (Dec 15 2011)
TranspoCamp Washington DC (Jan 21 2012)
Here’s more on how it works. Interested in bringing a TransportationCamp to your city? Let us know.
Thanks to everyone for two days of productive unconferencing. Check the #transpo hashtag on Twitter for session by session coverage. We’ll be in touch with a survey and a Streetfilm soon.

Code for America founder Jennifer Pahlka spoke Sunday morning at TransportationCamp West about her experience working with government agencies on opening data streams, as well as Code for America’s mission to build open-source applications for cities.
TransportationCamp has truly benefitted from the ever-present Code for America fellows. They showed up en mass to the Third Thursdays kickoff happy hour, led variety of #Transpo sessions over the weekend, and even authored an Ignite talk (a great one on a car-free family from Aaron Ogle).
Note to friends of #Transpo: Code for America is currently accepting applications for 2012 Fellowships. Apply today and maybe tomorrow you too can look this cool.
Truly torrential downpour did not stop TransportationCamp West’s day one Ignite talk + party at Automattic Lounge.
Many thanks again to our MC, Josette Melchor from Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (below), our seven great presenters, and our open bar sponsor, Red Hat.
Check the Transpocamp Flickr feed for all the #Transpo Ignite pix.
Great exchanges were going down everywhere you looked today at TransportationCamp.
West’s lunchtime keynote speaker Ryan Popple is a member of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers’ Greentech team, and previously served as the Senior Director of Finance at Tesla Motors. Popple went deep into the limitation of the oil economy—even down to the inefficiencies of the combustion engine.
Of course lunch would be mobile at TransportationCamp! Thanks to Google Maps for great food trucks El Toyanese and Little Green Cyclo.
The hub of TransportationCamp West is the session board. Attendees propose sessions and we slot them into the board grid.

TransportationCamp West’s official party is Ignite #Transpo at Automattic Lounge on Pier 38 in San Francisco.
We have a great lineup of speakers tonight:
Doors open @ 8pm, program starts @ 9pm. Capacity is limited – get there early to get in the door. Admission is $5 at the door—but flash your TransportationCamp badge to get in for free!
It’s a rainy day in San Francisco, but that didn’t stop a great early morning turnout at TransportationCamp West.

Jay Nath, City of San Francisco’s Director of Innovation, opened the day.

Carter Rohan, SFMTA Deputy Executive Director announcing open parking data from SFPark.

Attendees took a turn at the mic, offering up mostly succinct and creative 3 word introductions.

We looking forward to welcoming you tomorrow morning at 8am, at Public Works SF, 161 Erie Street (at Mission Street). The program starts at 9am. Sunday’s program starts at 10:30am.
Find a venue map, schedule and more on the event website at http://transportationcamp.org/west
Join us at Ignite #transpo on Saturday night, for lightning talks on transportation and tech, plus an open bar! http://transportationcamp.org/ignite
See you tomorrow!