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QUICK START

Find your way around the atlas.

A few useful controls are tucked into the map. Here is what to tap, click, and look for.

01Tap a bus stop

The stop opens a popup and the sidebar shows only the bus lines that serve it.

02Tap a coloured route

That direction is highlighted while unrelated lines fade, making busy corridors easier to trace.

03Search more than numbers

Use the route panel to search by route number, stop name, destination, or place.

04Open a route for details

Select a route card to see every direction and stop in order. Red arrows mark one-way sections.

05Control map clutter

Inside a route, use “Hide stops” when you want a cleaner line; zooming reveals more stops automatically.

06Add Metro and MMTS

Use the Rail buttons on the map, then tap a station to reveal nearby bus stops and connecting lines.

ABOUT THIS MAP

Official data, automated end to end.

The complete route list, trip directions, ordered stops, and stop coordinates are generated from the TGSRTC GTFS feed published through Telangana Open Data and mirrored by OpenCity.

The feed does not include GTFS shapes.txt. Every direction pattern is therefore precomputed from its published stop sequence against the OpenStreetMap road network through OSRM. Both the overview and individual route maps use those same road-aligned shapes; no line is manually drawn.

Operational Metro corridors follow HMRL's published network. MMTS service corridors and all rail geometry use OpenStreetMap route relations. Bus transfers are the six nearest published TGSRTC stops within 600 metres, measured as straight-line distance rather than a guaranteed walking route.

Contains data provided by TGSRTC. OpenStreetMap contributors © ODbL.