DB subsidiary ioki launches new web tool for service analysis in public transport

See at a glance how good the public transport service quality is. That's the promise of ioki Plan, the latest innovation from DB subsidiary ioki. With ioki Plan, ioki sets new standards in analysis and planning in local transport. Users can register for free and receive an interactive representation of public transport service quality within minutes.

Everything at a Glance

The platform uses an easy-to-understand color scheme and shows how high-quality public transportation is in a region. Green means a very good connection to buses and trains. Red means that there is a very poor or no public transportation connection.​

The color classifications are supported by the letters from A to G. This way, complex data about schedules, stop distances, and other factors of traffic modeling are converted into clear maps. The model for the service analysis comes from Switzerland. There, public transportation quality classes are already used for planning processes.

A web tool for specialized departments, politics, and the public

Ioki Plan is primarily aimed at transport experts. They can quickly identify weaknesses in service quality without providing their own data. Politicians, administrators, and citizens can use the user-friendly interface of ioki Plan to inform themselves about the quality of public transport coverage on site.