Routing with viaduct — How it works
viaduct makes routing simple and efficient. Our goal is to capture your train journeys with a high spatial resolution. Here we explain how it works.
Two routing options
A Timetable-based routing (available in most parts of Europe)
This method uses timetables to enhance your route with additional data. Intermediate stations are automatically taken from the timetable that matches your connection. Additionally, we add further details to your journey, such as departure and arrival times, train type, or the operator. Important: We can only load direct connections from the timetable. Make sure you enter the correct date of your journey. Some connections do not run daily, e.g., due to construction work or seasonal changes.
B Simple routing (worldwide available)
This option allows you to add your route and optionally set via-stations. You can also add further details to your trip as desired.
Important information about train routing
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| Timetable-based routing (available in most parts of Europe) | Simple routing (worldwide available) | |
|---|---|---|
| Route | Intermediate stations from the timetable are used as via-stations | Via-stations can be set individually |
| Spatial coverage | Many connections in Europe | Worldwide |
| Journey duration | Automated based on timetable information | Departure and arrival times must be entered individually |
| Record transfer connections in one trip | No | Yes - but we recommend recording trips separately |