We're thrilled to announce these updates, especially a new itinerary viewer for diving into Conveyal's multi-modal routing results! To view detailed transit itineraries, use the recommended routing engine (at least v6.8), pin a destination on the map, fetch results, and click the "View routes to destination" button.

Display a summary of routes to the destination

In the itinerary viewer, the left table shows a minute-by-minute summary of optimal itineraries from your selected origin to destination. Details for each itinerary are on the right, including access/egress time/mode, a range of total door-to-door durations (reflecting different waiting times encountered), the number of times the itinerary was used, and information about each transit leg of the journey (boarding/alighting stops, route, and in-vehicle time).

Additional improvements and bug fixes available with the v6.8 release:​

• Improved informational and warning messages returned while running an analysis
• Revised on-street routing to prevent passing certain OSM barrier nodes (such as emergency exits)
• Enabled experimental "generalized cost" routing on additional networks
• Fixed a bug that could set an incorrect bicycle LTS in certain modifications
• Improved file upload

This release adds:

• New regional analysis options, including easier ways to activate travel time and detailed transit path results

Configuring travel time and path analyses

• Smoother computational scaling for regional analyses
• Updated employment/workforce data for US regions (using the 2019 release of LODES)
• Clearer descriptions of certain uncommon errors

This release adds:

• Zoom level selectors that unlock higher spatial resolutions for isochrones, spatial datasets, and accessibility results.

Isochrones with grid cell resolution z9 (left) vs. z11 (right)

• Additional base map layers when viewing network bundles and data sources
• Information on the selected analysis origin, and a button to set the origin to the center of the map
• Bugfixes for importing modifications from other projects, and to eliminate occasional error messages when editing timetables