Comment Montreal's transit planner, online since 1997. (Score 1) 325
The "Société de Transport de Montréal" (Montreal Public Transit) has had a public transit planner called "Tous Azimuts" (All directions) on their website since 1997. You can access the planner here.
The planner is a collaboration between STM and the Ecole Polytechnique's Intelligent Transport Research Group (in french, english version is incomplete).
Your commute can be planned different ways. You can choose your start and end points using a map, through a text search (street address or street corner) or with lists of important landmarks (tourist, hospitals, schools, government and everything in the middle). It will plan your commute either with your start time or specifying an arrival time. There are options to minimize walk time, exclude taking the train and what not.
All in all it's pretty complete and extremely useful.
The planner is a collaboration between STM and the Ecole Polytechnique's Intelligent Transport Research Group (in french, english version is incomplete).
Your commute can be planned different ways. You can choose your start and end points using a map, through a text search (street address or street corner) or with lists of important landmarks (tourist, hospitals, schools, government and everything in the middle). It will plan your commute either with your start time or specifying an arrival time. There are options to minimize walk time, exclude taking the train and what not.
All in all it's pretty complete and extremely useful.
