OpenTripPlanner
OpenTripPlanner Project
OpenTripPlanner computes journeys combining walking, cycling and public transport, from GTFS timetables and an OpenStreetMap road network. Beyond planning a single trip, it produces accessibility maps: where you can reach from a given point within thirty minutes, and how many residents or jobs fall inside that reach.
It is the tool for real planning questions — what an added bus route does to a neighbourhood’s accessibility, what share of residents can reach a hospital within an hour, and comparison between planning alternatives.
What is missing: it is a server you run, not software you install and click. A GTFS feed from the local operators is required.
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| Licence type | Completely Free, Open Source |
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| Licence terms | Open-source licence. Free to use for any purpose, including commercial work, with no time limit, no registration and no licence key. |
| Platforms | Linux, macOS, Windows |
| Engineering field | Civil Engineering, Software & Computing, Transportation Engineering |
| Tool type | GIS & Mapping, Simulation & FEA |
| Vendor site | www.opentripplanner.org |
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Last verified: 2026-09-07
