Tools tagged with "trains"

motis is an open-source project hosted on GitHub, providing functionalities for multimodal routing, geocoding, and the generation of map tiles. This tool supports various transportation modes and helps in location-based services by enabling efficient pathfinding and address resolution.

DataVic serves as the official open data portal for the Victorian Government in Australia. It provides a centralized platform for the public to find and access a wide range of data assets from various organizations across the Victorian public sector. The portal aims to enhance transparency and foster innovation by making government data readily available.

This open-source GitHub repository serves as a central hub for train station data. It includes extensive metadata for various stations, making it a valuable resource for developers and data analysts working with transportation information. The project encourages community contributions to maintain and expand the dataset.

OpenFlights provides a comprehensive database of airport, airline, and route data globally. This free resource offers detailed information including IATA/ICAO codes, geographic coordinates, altitude, timezone, and DST details for over 10,000 locations. It's an essential resource for anyone needing structured aviation and transportation data.

The National TOD Database, a project by the Center for Transit-Oriented Development, offers economic and demographic data for existing and proposed fixed guideway transit stations in the U.S. It serves as a vital tool for planners, developers, government officials, and academics, providing detailed insights at multiple geographic levels.

The NCDOT GIS Data Layers page serves as a central hub for various geospatial datasets maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. It offers regularly updated information crucial for transportation planning, infrastructure management, and public access. Users can find data related to roads, rail, bridges, and administrative boundaries.