# Open-source bus tracking/data project **URL:** \ **Category:** General\ **Created:** [23 September 2026 10:18 UTC](https://boduf.discourse.group/t/open-source-bus-tracking-data-project/187 "2026-09-23T10:18:38Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![dennismemnace](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/d/4bbf92/32.png) [@dennismemnace](https://boduf.discourse.group/u/dennismemnace)\ **Post date:** [23 September 2026 10:18 UTC](https://boduf.discourse.group/t/open-source-bus-tracking-data-project/187/1 "2026-09-23T10:18:38Z")
Hello everyone, I’ve joined this forum because I am seeking advice for my web-based bus project. It started out as a hobbyist realtime location tracking tool with localised features in mind. I am now trying to create a powerful resource for passengers and decision makers alike. One feature I’m working most on is logging, processing and publicising real-world bus travel information. I want to use this data we collect to identify specific services or areas which are prone to delays at specific times for example. And to create an open-source resource for viewing open bus data. I am far from an expert with Statistics/data, so if anyone has any advice for me on what data I am collecting and how it is processed and used I would be really very appreciative. I have taken some inspiration from Open Innovations ‘bus-tracking’ tool but I want to take it further. There are also some other cool features on the site such as community engagement, interactive cross operator routes & fares zones, and transport policy advocacy information. Feel free to view the site at [Worthing Brighton Bus: live buses, fares and a case for better service](https://worthingbrightonbus.co.uk/?preview=1) (make sure to use this link or use flag ‘?preview=1’ at end of domain to show bus data tab) and you can view the source code on [GitHub](https://github.com/dennislemennace/adur-worthing-bus). Thanks for your time and I would be very interested to hear anyone’s thoughts on the project!