Transit Data on Walk Score

Transit on Walk Score in Boston, MA

Walk Score gets transit data from agencies that publish a public transit feed in the GTFS format.

Your transit agency does not publish a public transit feed if there is no transit data in your area on Walk Score.

What Can I Do?

Fill out the form below to request a public transit feed.

We will send your name, along with requests from other citizens in your area, to your transit agency.

After adding your name, you will receive occasional updates from Walk Score.

Questions

I see transit data on Google Transit for my city. Why is there no transit data on Walk Score? Some transit agencies provide Google with transit feeds but do not make them publicly available. We think all transit feeds should be public—it's public transit after all!

Where is the full list of transit feeds that you cover? Walk Score covers every transit feed on Google's list of public transit feeds.

Does transit factor into my Walk Score? We're working on it!

I see some but not all of the transit in my city. What gives? Most likely, we have some but not all of the transit feeds for your city. It's common for different transit agencies to run different transit systems in a city. For example, in San Francisco the BART train is run by a regional transit authority and MUNI buses and trains are run by the San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency. If one agency provides a public transit feed and the other doesn't, you will only see transit from that agency.