Transit Data
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A community-curated list of open transit technology resources, including APIs, datasets, software, and research.
A community-curated list of open transit technology resources, including APIs, datasets, software, and research.
A Python library for reading, validating, and writing transit schedule data in GTFS format.
A Python library for reading, validating, and writing transit schedule data in GTFS format.
Import, export, and query GTFS transit data in SQLite with support for realtime updates and spatial queries.
A cross-platform validator for GTFS Schedule (static) transit data files, ensuring compliance with the official specification.
Animates vehicles on a map using public transport timetables to interpolate their positions along routes.
Generates precise GTFS shapes for public transit feeds by map-matching schedule data to OpenStreetMap road networks.
An R package for reading, analyzing, and visualizing public transit data in GTFS format using tidyverse and sf.
A browser-based GUI for creating, editing, and exporting static GTFS feeds for public transit agencies.
Convert GTFS transit data into GeoJSON for mapping routes and stops.
A web-based UI for editing, managing, validating, and deploying GTFS transit data to OpenTripPlanner.
A command-line tool for validating, cleaning, and minimizing GTFS transit feed files while preserving semantic equivalence.
A Java library for reading, writing, and transforming public transit data in the GTFS format.
Import GTFS Schedule data into PostgreSQL for efficient querying and analysis, with support for GraphQL and REST APIs.
A web-based framework for editing GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) data, now deprecated.
Converts OpenStreetMap public transport data and schedule information into GTFS feeds for transit applications.
A Java desktop application that synchronizes bus stop and route data between GTFS transit feeds and OpenStreetMap.
A Ruby script that converts GTFS transit data into SQLite databases, GeoJSON, and KML files for visualization and animation.
A Java library for loading, saving, and validating large GTFS feeds using disk-backed storage.
A .NET library for parsing, reading, and writing General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data.
A Java-based demo application that visualizes GTFS Realtime vehicle position feeds on an interactive map.
An iOS app for planning multi-modal trip itineraries using OpenTripPlanner routing data.
A Java-based tool that validates GTFS-realtime transit data feeds against the official specification.
A Java-based tool that validates GTFS-realtime transit data feeds against the official specification.
An open-source data specification for accessing, managing, and using historical transit operations data like vehicle locations and passenger counts.
Collects real-time transit data and processes it into retrospective GTFS packages for analytical comparison with scheduled operations.
A server application for managing GTFS transit data as part of the TRANSIT-Data-Tools suite.
An open standard for storing and sharing fixed-route public transit ridership data.
A Go library and CLI tool for reading, writing, and processing transit data in GTFS and related formats.
A Go library and CLI tool for reading, writing, and processing transit data in GTFS and related formats.
A Python library that processes GTFS bus data to generate concise stop spacing segments and visualizations for transit analysis.
A complete, easy-to-use GTFS parsing library for Go that validates feeds and transforms ID references to pointers.
A browser-based tool for visualizing, analyzing, and editing GTFS transit data entirely client-side using DuckDB WASM.
A Go library for loading and parsing GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) files.
A Rust-based validation tool for GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) files, performing checks from basic file integrity to complex data anomalies.
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