We publish your public transport data in a standard, accessible format. With GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification), your city's transport information reaches the world.
GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) is an open data format that allows public transport operators to publish route, stop, timetable and fare information in a standard structure. Google Maps, Apple Maps and other navigation apps use it to give passengers live public transport information.
We prepare detailed route and stop data in GTFS format for all your bus, metro, tram and rail services.
We build weekday, weekend and special-day timetables into your GTFS data precisely as they operate.
Through GTFS-Realtime we publish live information such as vehicle positions, delay notices and cancellations.
We structure payment methods, fare tables and transfer rules in line with the GTFS standard.
By working to the GTFS standard developed by Google and adopted worldwide, we make your data globally compatible.
With GTFS data in place, your city's public transport becomes visible in widely used apps such as Google Maps, Apple Maps and Moovit.
We provide public transport operators and local authorities with a complete GTFS service: data preparation, management and ongoing maintenance.
Our team knows the GTFS standard thoroughly and has successfully converted complex public transport systems — thousands of stops, hundreds of routes and millions of scheduled trips — into GTFS format.
Your city's public transport data
made accessible to international standards
Core details of the transport operator, contact information and websites.
Names, numbers and types of bus, metro and tram services.
Stop names, coordinates, zone information and accessibility attributes.
Trip information for each route, together with direction and service calendar.
Arrival and departure times for every trip at each stop.
Weekday, weekend and special-day service definitions.
The actual geometry of each route drawn on the map.
Fare tables, payment methods and transfer rules.
GTFS data makes your public transport system visible in apps that millions of people use every day, such as Google Maps and Apple Maps. Passengers can find routes and departure times without effort.
Live position and delay information lets passengers plan their journeys more accurately, which cuts waiting time and improves satisfaction.
The consistent, standardised structure of GTFS data allows you to analyse, optimise and report on your operations.
Publishing your public transport data as open data through GTFS improves transparency, opens the door to third-party developers and supports your smart city objectives.
Visitors to your city, from home and abroad, can discover and use your public transport system easily through GTFS data.
Get in touch to bring your city's public transport up to international standards and improve the experience for passengers.