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The open source software to build cool stuff with locomotion
peartree: A library for converting transit data into a directed graph for sketch network analysis.
Tools for working with GTFS public transit data in ArcGIS
A fast, forgiving GTFS reader built on pandas DataFrames
GTFS ORM using SQLAlchemy
Public transport network analysis using Python 🚊🚇🚃🚌🛳️🚡🚠🚞
Package with useful functions to create geo-spatial visualizations from a GTFS.
Turn OpenStreetMap data and schedule information into GTFS
Collect real-time transit data and process it into a retroactive GTFS 'schedule' which can be used for routing/analysis
Django app to import and export General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS)
A Python toolkit for generating human-readable timetables from GTFS data; uses PANDAS and gtfs_kit
GTFS Segments: A fast and efficient library to generate bus stop spacings
Python library for reading and writing GTFS feeds
Repository-like tool to manage and update a huge number of GTFS feeds
A set of open source Python libraries for translating custom real-time transit data to the GTFS-rt format
A simple script to generate a single geoJSON shape for each transit route in a GTFS archive.
Public transport data in GTFS format with schemas, a data package and tests
Real-time GTFS database loader and ORM library.
A simple tool to extract GTFS feed from OpenStreetMap.
Aggregates and enhances carpooling-offers and publishes them as GTFS(-RT)
A tool to combine gtfs datasets into one feed.
Converts GTFS blocks into a series of trip-to-trip transfers using heuristics to classify transfer type.
Prism is a tool to extract public transport data from OpenStreetMap. It allows you to generate a GTFS feed or GeoCSV extracts from an OSM file.
gtfs2vec - Learning GTFS Embeddings for comparing PublicTransport Offer in Microregions