busbus
busbus is a platform for working with public transit data. It allows you to query both realtime and scheduled arrivals as well as other information about transit agencies.
In addition to its Python interface, it provides an optional WSGI application so you can use busbus’s data in any application with HTTP and JSON libraries.
Documentation is currently very limited but we’re working on that. A demo of using busbus is available as an asciicast:
busbus was originally developed as a senior CS capstone project at the KU EECS department.
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