Wiesz KiedyEverything about a tram or bus: route, delay, model and equipment
What the vehicle card in Wiesz Kiedy shows: the route with times, delay, the line's typical lateness, fleet number, model, year built, air conditioning, USB, ticket machine and low floor.
Tap any tram or bus on the Wiesz Kiedy map and its card opens. Here is what you will find on it.
Route and delay
At the top: the line, the direction and the vehicle's fleet number. Below is Route & timetable: every stop with arrival times recalculated with the current delay. The stop the vehicle is heading to now is marked as next. Hide the stops it has passed with Hide passed stops.
If the line is usually late at this time of day, the card says so, e.g. “Line usually +3 min at this time”. This comes from our punctuality measurements.
Show route draws the whole line on the map.
Arrival alert
Tap a stop on the vehicle's route and Wiesz Kiedy notifies you when the vehicle is close to it. Handy when you are waiting somewhere warm rather than at the stop.
About the vehicle
In cities where we have fleet data (e.g. Kraków), the card also shows the vehicle itself:
- model, year built, length and number of seats,
- operator and depot, the year it started running in the city and any modernisation,
- drive: electric, hybrid or hydrogen,
- equipment: air conditioning, USB, power socket, ticket machine, bike space,
- accessibility: low floor and wheelchair access,
- for trams: whether it is bidirectional and can run without overhead wires.
The fleet data comes from Wikipedia and the mpk-ttss project.
When a vehicle is not on any trip
Sometimes the card says: “This vehicle is not running any timetabled trip right now”. Usually it is heading to the depot, on a detour or on an extra run. When the operator does not report the trip, Wiesz Kiedy tries to work it out from the vehicle's position and the timetable, and says so openly.
Last GPS signal
If a vehicle has stopped sending its position, the card shows when and where it was last seen, its duty number and its delay at that moment. That helps you tell whether its transmitter has simply failed or it is, say, finishing its previous trip.
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