Trains.fyi
A live map of trains running around the world, on web, iOS and Android
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Journey planners stop at each agency's border, so this is a rare way to see whether two distant towns are joined by anything other than a car or a plane.
A free map in the browser: double-tap one point in the United States, double-tap another, and it looks for a chain of scheduled local services joining them, handing off from one transit agency to the next. It leans on Transit's feed collection, which the maker calls the best available and severely rate limited, so a coast-to-coast query takes thirty to forty-five seconds. What comes back is the sequence of services, not particular vehicles and departure times; the maker argues precise timings would promise more than American local transit delivers. No account, nothing to pay.
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