I wonder why @openstreetmap 'Find directions between two points' function do not have the option for public transport routes?

Moreover, when at least Valhalla seems to include them (https://www.mapzen.com/products/mobility/turn-by-turn/, through transitland) (, and maybe GraphHopper [https://www.graphhopper.com] too?)

I found this question here too:
https://www.reddit.com/r/openstreetmap/comments/v914h0/website_for_public_transit_routing/

And not only OsmAnd @organicmaps and Transportr (through https://navitia.io/) include this function, but the other resources seem very powerful, particulartly transitland (https://www.transit.land), travic/Movility Portal by geOps (https://mobility.portal.geops.io), mapset (https://mapset.io/en), and the Public Transport Enabler (https://github.com/schildbach/public-transport-enabler, https://gitlab.com/oeffi/public-transport-enabler) and Oeffi (https://gitlab.com/oeffi/oeffi)

#OpenStreetMap #PublicTransport #transitland #geOps #mapset #PublicTransportEnabler

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