Transit Data on Transit Websites

November 01, 2023

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Transit Data on Transit Websites

Brendan Nee

November 01, 2023

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Brendan Nee Transit Data on Transit Websites
Using GTFS on Websites ➔ No Cost Open Source Tools
➔ Save Time Automate schedule updates ➔ Validate published GTFS data Errors in GTFS will be visible, making them easier to resolve ➔ Ensure Accessibility Tested and consistent template
GTFS Schedule Data GTFS-to-HTML auto-generates timetables for websites from static
GTFS
GTFS Map Data Create interactive maps with GTFS-to-HTML and GTFS-to-GeoJSON.
GTFS-Realtime Vehicle Locations can be added.
GTFS-Realtime Predictions Transit Departures Widget shows realtime predictions by stop.
GTFS-Realtime Alerts Surface alerts on route pages close to timetables.
Contact Brendan Nee [email protected] blinktag.com gtfstohtml.com