NEW PROJECT SERVICE ON 21 19

by EPHRAIM · started 2026-06-30 · 2 replies · solved

EPHRAIM · 2026-06-30

2026-06-12_11-52-51

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EPHRAIM · 2026-06-30 · accepted answer

COURNLY WORKING FOR NEW ROUTE IN FRESNO WITH NEW LINES OPEREATION ON 106 NOVA BUS FOR OLD BUSES

GTFS·X

The online GTFS feed editor. Free to use; paid plans add publishing and analytical tools.

GTFS·X is a free, browser-based editor for creating and editing GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) feeds. Build complete transit schedules — agencies, routes, stops, timetables, fares, calendars, and demand-responsive zones — directly in your browser, with no account, no installation, and no data leaving your machine.

Built for

Small and mid-size transit agencies publishing or updating their own GTFS feed
Microtransit and dial-a-ride operators that need GTFS-Flex booking rules
Transportation planning consultants sketching service alternatives
Researchers and students building example feeds for analysis

Features

Draw routes on an interactive Mapbox map with snap-to-road
Place stops along routes with curbside-correct positioning
Timetable grid editor with auto-interpolation and trip duplication
Service calendars with bulk holiday exception support
Fare structures including zone-based fare matrices
Full GTFS-Flex support — polygon zones, pickup/drop-off windows, booking rules
Continuous validation against the GTFS spec
Import and export standards-compliant GTFS ZIP files
Census-based demographic and equity coverage analysis

Learn more

About GTFS·X — what the tool is and who it's for
Documentation — step-by-step walkthrough of every feature
What is GTFS? — a plain-English introduction to the spec
What is GTFS-Flex? — demand-responsive transit in GTFS

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