TransportAPI Connector for AI agents.

Yes, it covers all bus operators across the UK, including Transport for London (TfL). You can get live ETAs and delay info for any stop.

Yes, it provides real-time platform numbers for rail departures, so you know exactly where to stand before your train arrives.

Yes, the journey planner is multimodal. It can include cycling legs alongside rail and bus routes to help you plan a complete door-to-door trip.

It provides live disruption alerts for the entire UK rail network, including expected durations and reasons for the delays.

Yes, you can search for stops by name or landmark, and the agent will find the closest ones along with the lines they serve.

It covers all regions of Great Britain, from local bus routes to national rail services, making it useful for both local and long-distance travel.

Yes! First use search_stops to find the bus stop by name or location (e.g., "Oxford Street" or "Piccadilly Circus"). This returns the Naptan stop ID. Then use get_bus_departures with that stop ID to see all upcoming departures with expected arrival times, line numbers, destinations, and any delay information. You can also use get_bus_arrivals to monitor incoming services. The API provides real-time predictions based on live vehicle tracking across Great Britain.

Use the get_journey_plan capability with your hotel address or postcode as the origin and the attraction name or postcode as the destination. The TransportAPI journey planner will return complete multimodal itineraries combining buses, trains, trams, underground (tube), walking, and cycling with departure times, arrival times, total duration, number of changes, detailed legs with line names and operators, walking distances, and real-time disruption alerts. You can also specify a desired departure or arrival time for time-specific planning.

Absolutely! Use get_updates to fetch current service alerts and disruption notices across the UK transport network. You can filter by mode ("rail" for trains, "bus" for buses) to get targeted alerts. The results include affected lines or stations, disruption descriptions, severity levels, expected duration, and alternative route recommendations. For station-specific information, use get_rail_departures or get_rail_arrivals which include cancellation and delay indicators for individual services.