BusRadar24
A package to get the location of busses, currently only in Bonn
How to use
import busradar24
# To get the location/data for a bus/tram line, use it as following (example for line 600)
busradar24.get_information("600") # Will output a dictionary
# To get the list of all existing bus lines (and their corresponding id's), do the following
busradar24.bus_lines # Will output a dictionary
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