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OSM is ultimately a crowdsourced, volunteer-surveyed database. Timetables (which are essential for public transport routing) don't really jibe with that. You c
by Doctor_Fegg 4y ago
OSM is ultimately a crowdsourced, volunteer-surveyed database. Timetables (which are essential for public transport routing) don't really jibe with that.
You could certainly build a map client which integrated third-party timetable data from operators and transport authorities, probably using OpenTripPlanner as a backend. But openstreetmap.org is designed simply to reflect OpenStreetMap data, not any third-party data.