#17 · Primary category: Optimization & Heuristic Algorithms
motis
multimodal routing, geocoding, and map tiles
Project last updated:08/25/26
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MIT
Why we included this project
MOTIS is a solid pick for teams that want to run their own multimodal routing instead of depending on a hosted API. It reads the usual open transport data, GTFS and NeTEx timetables, real-time feeds like GTFS-RT and SIRI, OpenStreetMap street data, and GBFS shared-mobility feeds, then serves routing, geocoding, and map tiles through a documented REST API with an OpenAPI spec. The engine is built to handle planet-sized data on modest hardware, which is the main reason to consider it if you plan to self-host. Because it covers walking, cycling, car, and shared mobility alongside scheduled transit, it works well as the routing core for journey planners and mobility-as-a-service backends.
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