Lack of Modern Travel Tools
Public transport users often lack a simple way to plan their trips. Municipal websites frequently fail to offer clear, interactive tools for checking routes, times, or stop locations. As a result, users call institutions directly for information or rely on outdated paper schedules. This creates inefficiency and adds to the workload of municipal staff.
- Searchable route interface
- Timetable and route display
- Interactive map view
- Fast implementation
- Mobile-optimized interface
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Why It Works for Public Institutions
Fast, Mobile-Friendly Route Planning
Public institutions that offer transport, shuttle, or social services often face complaints about unclear routes, missed stops, or delayed schedules. Modern route planning tools solve these issues by giving citizens a clear view of the journey—before they even leave home.
We offer a modern route planning tool that allows residents to easily plan their journeys, view departure and arrival times, and follow the route visually on a map. It reduces support inquiries, improves citizen satisfaction, and supports your institution’s digital goals. The tool works smoothly on all devices and can be deployed within 3–5 working days.
What is included in our tool?
Searchable route interface
Users can choose a departure and arrival stop from a simple dropdown or search field. The system then shows all available options for that route. It supports both point-to-point planning and pre-set route overviews. This eliminates the need for printed schedules and manual browsing.
Timetable and route display
Once a route is selected, the system clearly displays the full timetable, including all stop times and route duration. Times are aligned with real-world service data and presented in a legible format, even on smaller screens. The display includes upcoming departure times, end-to-end travel time, and service frequency.
Interactive map view
Each journey is visualized on a live map, showing the selected route with stop markers and direction. The map helps users understand how the route flows through the area and allows zooming in on stop locations. This reduces confusion, especially for users unfamiliar with the transport network.
Mobile-optimized interface
The tool is designed for mobile use first, ensuring full functionality on smartphones and tablets. This includes responsive menus, touch-ready buttons, and screen reader support. Over 65% of users in EU municipalities access public transport info via mobile, so this compatibility is essential.
Fast implementation
Once your team provides the list of stops and the transport schedule, setup takes 3 to 5 working days. No internal developers or IT specialists are required. The tool is delivered fully configured and tested, with optional training or documentation if needed. We also handle hosting integration or can provide hosting separately.
Creating Success
Meets User Needs
Real-time updates replace outdated PDF schedulesInterface designed for ease of use by people of all agesMobile-first layout for modern travel habits
Reduces Support Load
Fewer calls and inquiries about bus routes or delaysClear route visuals eliminate confusionAutomated updates remove the need for manual announcements
Aligns with Digital Requirements
Fulfills national digitalization and transparency standardsIntegrates with your institution’s existing web environmentDeveloped to comply with EU accessibility and performance expectations
The proof is in the numbers
Results From Similar Projects
60%
Up to 60% fewer transport-related inquiries reported by municipalities using route planners
85%
85% of users say they prefer using an online route planner over printed timetables
48%
Mobile usage for transport info has increased by 48% in the EU over the past 5 years (Eurostat)
FAQ
Route Planner for Municipal Websites
We handle technical upkeep, bug fixes, and ensure compatibility with future browser and device updates.
Yes. It is fully web-based and optimized for smartphones, so no app is required.
If your transport system provides real-time data, we can integrate it. Otherwise, we show planned schedules.
Very little. You only need to provide us with current stop and schedule data—we handle the rest.