OpenTripPlanner
An open-source multi-modal trip planner for public transit, walking, bicycling, and mobility services.
What is OpenTripPlanner?
OpenTripPlanner is an open-source multi-modal trip planner that enables users to plan journeys combining public transportation, walking, bicycling, and mobility services like bike share and ride hailing. It solves the problem of fragmented mobility options by integrating various transport modes into a single routing engine, using open data standards to represent transportation networks and providing real-time updates for accurate trip planning.
Transport agencies, urban planners, developers, and organizations looking to deploy or integrate a customizable trip planning solution for multi-modal transportation systems.
Developers choose OpenTripPlanner because it is a mature, open-source alternative to proprietary trip planners, supports a wide range of transport modes, leverages open data standards, and offers real-time integration, making it highly adaptable for global deployments.
Overview
An open source multi-modal trip planner
Use Cases
Best For
- Public transit agencies needing a customizable trip planner
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