Railsecrets
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Hi all!
Thought I’d share a exciting new website and mobile app that allows you to keep track of stations you’ve visited across National Rail, Irish Rail and Ni Translink stations, with supertram stops coming in a week.
You can view all the stations online at: https://railstatistics.co.uk/
Where can view all the stations/stops in a list or on a map. But the advantage of Rail Statistics is you can view data from national rail about station facilities and usage data of passenger entries and exits and the top/bottom 50 destinations from a station.
In-addition, there’s a quick export button so you can export a graph as a image to use in videos and blogs.
But if you feel like keeping track of stations you’ve been to, including your favourites you can download the app and view the same information that’s on the website, on the go!
Plus you get notifications about when new stations open, and they appear automatically in-app and on the website as soon as the station receives its first service.
Plus there’s a neat home-screen widget so you can keep track of your progress.
You can download it via going to the website or searching Rail Statisitcs in the Apple app store or Google play.
Thought I’d share a exciting new website and mobile app that allows you to keep track of stations you’ve visited across National Rail, Irish Rail and Ni Translink stations, with supertram stops coming in a week.
You can view all the stations online at: https://railstatistics.co.uk/
Where can view all the stations/stops in a list or on a map. But the advantage of Rail Statistics is you can view data from national rail about station facilities and usage data of passenger entries and exits and the top/bottom 50 destinations from a station.
In-addition, there’s a quick export button so you can export a graph as a image to use in videos and blogs.
But if you feel like keeping track of stations you’ve been to, including your favourites you can download the app and view the same information that’s on the website, on the go!
Plus you get notifications about when new stations open, and they appear automatically in-app and on the website as soon as the station receives its first service.
Plus there’s a neat home-screen widget so you can keep track of your progress.
You can download it via going to the website or searching Rail Statisitcs in the Apple app store or Google play.