The app allows users to submit information about the bus, bus stop, and time of the supposed arrival. This input data is then compiled into a public sheet and sent to National Transport Authority as a complaint email on a weekly basis automatically.
The data will also be automatically posted to the @missingbus.ie twitter account.
This website is a user-generated platform for collecting information about missing buses and is not officially endorsed or supported by any official entity.
My goal is to raise awareness and find a solution to this common problem that affects so many of us.I believe that by sharing information and providing data, we can work towards a better and more efficient public transportation system in Dublin.
This website does not generate any type of revenue. The only objective is about creating something that can help our government resolve the issue of ghost buses.
Thank you for your support and look forward to working with you to improve public transportation in Dublin.
We're grateful to bustimes.org for allowing us to use their map, and we encourage you to visit their website for more information about their services.
All data collected through this website is submitted solely by the users and is not filtered in any way.
As a result, some instances reported may be inaccuracies or deliberately falsified.
The website is designed to serve as a data bank and the focus is on analysing patterns and overall trends rather than individual incidents.
Importantly, no personal information is collected from the users. The purpose of this app is to gather information in order to identify areas for improvement in the public transportation system, not to collect personal data.
The data collected will be posted automatically on twitter for everybody. Make sure to follow and share so more people use this tool in the future.
To get in touch, send an email to:
missingbus@gmail.com