raccoon.bike is a website that shares live stats for Canadian public bikeshare systems. Data is updated every ~20 minutes.
Data is generated by tracking the GBFS feeds of available bikeshare systems. The tracking software records a trip occuring when a bike is removed from a station or a free floating bike becomes unavailable. For more information about how this works and how well the tracking matches the actual usage statistics, see this blog post.
I've also written a Python package bikeraccoon that wraps the tracking API so you can query the tracker with a single line of Python. This website is built on the tracker->API->bikeraccoon stack.
If a system isn't showing live data, it's probably because the feed from the bikeshare provider is down. When the feed returns, the page for that system should start working again.
This website was created by Mike Jarrett. Please feel free to contact me at @mikejarrett_ on Twitter or by email at mike/@/mikejarrett.ca. Questions, requests, and contributions to this project are welcome.
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