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A COMMUNITY-EDITED DATA SERVICE
AGGREGATING
TRANSIT NETWORKS
ACROSS METROPOLITAN
AND RURAL
AREAS AROUND THE WORLD.
Welcome to Transitland Version 2
Transitland is an open data platform that collects GTFS, GTFS Realtime, and other open data feeds from transit providers around the world. Transitland aggregates feeds from over 2,500 operators in over 55 countries . Use the Transitland website to browse this world of data. Or use Transitland's APIs to power your own maps, data visualizations, analyses, trip planners, or routing algorithms.
This new Transitland v2 website and the APIs that power it are gradually replacing Transitland v1. For the time being, the two versions will run in parallel:
- For an overview of Transitland v2, see this blog post and the new documentation on this website.
- For Transitland v1, see
https://v1.transit.landand use its API athttps://transit.land/api/v1.
Thank you to the many contributors and users who have been a part of Transitland since 2014!
What is Transitland?
A Global Transit Map
Pan and zoom on Transitland's transit map to see routes and stops around the world. We've designed the map to emphasize buses and trains with more frequent service, while still showing the full extend of transit coverage.
Explore the MapUse the APIs
Transitland provides a set of open APIs to power your own creations. Skip the hassle of building transit data ingestion infrastructure and build atop the dependable foundation of Transitland.
Read API DocumentationContribute and Expand
Transitland is powered by the Transitland Atlas (a Distributed Mobility Feed Registry repository) and open-source tools. Interline is ready to help you expand or integrate these tools for custom mobility data needs.
Contribute to Transitland Atlas on GitHub