
One Timetable. One Truth.
Our latest Bus-News Magazine feature argues that the timetable is, in effect, a contract between authority, operator and passenger – and why that matters as franchising gathers pace.
Announcements and updates from Elydium – timetable data, Bus Open Data and our work across the passenger transport industry.

Our latest Bus-News Magazine feature argues that the timetable is, in effect, a contract between authority, operator and passenger – and why that matters as franchising gathers pace.

Elydium now creates the TransXChange data that every Stagecoach UK operating company sends to BODS, its AVL system and its data warehouse – all from one validated, version-controlled source.

We'll be in Liverpool on 10 September for the UK Bus Summit, to find out how the Liverpool City Region has adapted its data flows to meet the demands of a franchised bus network.

Find us on stand 154 at Euro Bus Expo, NEC Birmingham, 3–5 November 2026 – to talk about timetable data, Bus Open Data and NeTEx fares.

Our story is featured in issue 1743 of Coach & Bus Week, across pages 24 to 26.

Our story is featured in the latest edition of Bus News.

Come and see us at exhibition stand 12 at the ALBUM Conference at the Village Hotel in Blackpool, 12–13 May.

We are exhibiting at Public Transport Wales and the West in Cardiff on 25 March 2026.

Transport for Greater Manchester has signed a new three-year contract for TransXChange Studio.

Updated Bus Open Data Service versioning guidance requires all data for a service to be provided in a single TransXChange file.

Visit us at stand 23 at the ALBUM Conference in Nottingham, 12–14 May 2025.

Our metro-style map is a visual guide to how bus data formats and systems connect across the industry.

Lawson’s of Corby is the latest customer of our BODS Agency Services.

Find us at stand 205 in the Technology Zone at Euro Bus Expo, NEC Birmingham, 12–14 November 2024.

We converted CSV fare triangles into BODS-compliant NeTEx data, letting Nottingham City Transport show fares to app users for the first time.

We have expanded into our first commercial office space, in the centre of Newent, Gloucestershire.

Visit us at stand 13 at the ALBUM Conference, Carden Park Hotel near Chester, 23–24 April.

Following a three-month pilot, Stagecoach Bus has rolled out TransXChange Studio across all of its operating companies.
Elydium has been awarded a contract by Traveline to supply a data quality analysis platform.

Timetable Manager brings service version management, timetable editing and map editing into a single integrated cloud-native environment.

TransXChange Studio is entered in the EuroBusExpo Innovation Challenge – and we would love your vote.

Find us at stand T44 in the Technology Zone at Euro Bus Expo, NEC Birmingham, 1–3 November 2022.
First Bus has rolled out our cloud-based data verification tool across all of its operations in Great Britain.

Visit us at stand 37 at the ALBUM Conference, Village Hotel Blackpool, 26–27 April.

General availability of our cloud-based TransXChange viewer and validation tool.

Elydium has been accepted onto the UK Government Digital Marketplace DOS5 Framework.

The DfT has published updated guidance for bus operators and local authorities, including welcome clarification on closed school services.

A free suite of tools to help operators and authorities prepare data for the DfT’s Bus Open Data Service.

React Accessibility has licensed our NaPTAN API to power their new NaPTAN Editor for Local Authorities.

A free lookup tool to help operators find the National Operator Code now mandatory under the new TransXChange profile.

Reflections on the draft UK Passenger Transport Information Profile, and why simplifying the standard matters for the people who will consume the data.

Elydium has been accepted onto the UK Government Digital Marketplace DOS4 Framework.

Our NaPTAN API offers Open API v3-compliant read and write access to the national stop dataset, with a map-based viewer to demonstrate it.
Whether that is a data-quality problem, an open-data obligation, or a wider interoperability challenge – we would like to hear about it.