Transit agencies use the GTFS and GTFS Realtime specifications to distribute their stop locations, route schedules, and related information for riders as open datasets on the internet. For a catalog of resources, see: https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/awesome-transit
Canonical GTFS Validator project for schedule (static) files.
🚌 A collection of awesome gtfs libraries, resources and other things.
Synchronizes public transportation data in GTFS format with OpenStreetMap.org
Automatic repository for tracking changes in Adelaide Metro's GTFS data feed. This data is used by Google Maps (and other applications) to have computer-readable timetable data. This data is updated nightly from Adelaide Metro's website.
Command line utility interfacing GTFS data from Translink Brisbane
A Python script to filter and extract information from GTF files based on chromosome names, designed to be easily accessible for biologists without extensive programming experience.
This is an example project for the GTFS data usage, which wrap into a little webapp.
An interactive R Shiny dashboard for visualizing and analyzing urban transit data across multiple cities. Features temporal and spatial analysis, route performance metrics, and efficiency comparisons using synthetic GTFS data.
A small Python script to sort the stop_times.txt GTFS file into separate files based on stop ID.
Vulnerability and Resilience of São Paulo's Public Transit Network: a Topological Analysis based on Graph Theory. Developed as part of the Final Course Project (TCC) in Data Science B.Sc. at UNIVESP (2026).