Elydium is pleased to have been accepted on to the UK Government Digital Marketplace Digital Outcomes & Specialists 5 Framework with effect from 20th January 2021. The framework allows all public sector organisations, including agencies and arm’s length bodies, to Read more…
The DfT published updated guidance for bus operators and local authorities on 11th December. Lots of detailed information has been provided on the new legal requirements that come into force over the next few weeks; we are particularly pleased to Read more…
We are pleased to announce the release of the Elydium Toolbox – a suite of free tools to assist Bus Operators and Local Authorities in the preparation of data for the DfT’s Bus Open Data Service. The tools include a Read more…
We are pleased to announce that our NaPTAN API has been licensed by React Accessibility to provide the back-end for their new NaPTAN Editor. Designed with the latest legal requirements in mind, the React NaPTAN Editor allows Local Authorities to Read more…
As part of the DfT Bus Open Data Service programme, operators will have to upload or publish their timetables using a new TransXChange profile. (More about this in our recent article.) A key benefit of the new profile is that Read more…
As part of the DfT Bus Open Data Service (BODS) project, a new TransXChange version 2.4 profile snappily entitled the UK Passenger Transport Information Profile (TXC-PTI for short) has been commissioned, with the aim of providing a common standard for Read more…
Elydium is pleased to have been accepted on to the UK Government Digital Marketplace Digital Outcomes & Specialists 4 Framework with effect from 1st October 2019. The framework allows all public sector organisations, including agencies and arm’s length bodies, to Read more…
We are pleased to announce the launch of our NaPTAN API. As with all of our APIs, it is fully Open API v3 compliant and supports the latest OIDC + PKCE security. Based on NaPTAN v2.4, the API allows easy Read more…
