MoviliXa Bogotá - Route Finder & Transit Info

MoviliXa Bogotá is an independent initiative designed to help you find the route with the fewest stops when traveling between two stations within the Transmilenio Bogotá system. This application provides information on various routes, including details about stations, buses, schedules, feeder services, and maps. Discover the routes offered by Bogotá's integrated public transport system and make use of GPS along with Google Maps to locate the nearest station or the tullave card recharge points. We have put in great effort to ensure that many features can be utilized without requiring an internet connection or mobile data.

You can calculate your journey from Origin to Destination, selecting routes within the Transmilenio or SITP systems that involve minimal transfers and limited transfer stops. The application allows you to specify the day and time for your trip, enabling pre-trip planning. All bus schedules are available, with active times highlighted for convenience.

Functionality highlights include:

* Search for the optimal route using a specified origin and destination station. Searches can be conducted via station names, Google Maps, trunks, and image maps.

* Ticket pricing information for the transportation system.

* Balance checks and transaction history for the tullave card (available only on NFC-enabled devices).

* Free measurement of transfer times accompanied by alerts.

* Information about the trunks within the Transmilenio system.

* Stations can be searched by keyword, as well as proximity based on GPS data.

* Visualization of trunks and Transmilenio stations through Google Maps.

* Bus, feeder, and SITP service searches.

* Tracking speed and station location for Transmilenio buses using GPS.

* Display of bus routes alongside corresponding maps.

* Information on feeders available at a specific station.

* Integration with holiday calendars that indicate which buses are operational on particular days.

* An extensive list of SITP routes with detailed searches.

* Route maps for SITP services.

* Locations for recharging your card.

* GPS-based location searches for recharge points.

* Recharge point visibility on Google Maps.

* A comprehensive map of the Transmilenio system.

* Station queries directly from the map interface.

* Contact numbers for police by trunk lines.

* Google Maps details for SITP and feeder routes.

* Mobility news updates.

* Information on tourist attractions.

* Details regarding Sunday bike lanes.

If you have updates about new routes or modifications to existing ones, we encourage you to share this information with us. Your contributions are valuable, so consider reaching out with any relevant insights.

Should you experience any errors with the application, please use the option for reporting issues that appears automatically, where you can describe what you were doing at the time the error occurred.

For any route problems or updates needed, please let us know through available community channels, clearly stating the issues you've encountered. Comments like "missing routes update" are less effective without specific details regarding which routes need attention (including web links to updated information is greatly appreciated).

Note: The TransmiSitp application is not affiliated with Transmilenio, SITP, or any related entities. It provides access to public information intended for users of the system, governed by Colombian Law 1712 of 2014.

Our application uses the GTFS standard and incorporates data from publicly available sources aligned with Colombian law.

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Our story

If you live in Bogotá or have visited the capital, we're sure you're familiar with the red buses that travel from one end of the city to the other. That's right! We're talking about Transmilenio.

And it was from the capital's integrated transportation system that our first app was born: TransmiSitp. In 2013, we realized that it was difficult for users to know which route to take, so we decided to create an app that would facilitate mobility within the system. This is how TransmiSitp finds the best route option for you and provides you with all the information about bus stops, routes, charging points, among other features.

Seeing the great reception our first app received, we became experts at developing mobile apps, and currently have more than 20 apps on the Play Store.

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