Long-distance layer for your MaaS
Plug intercity rail and bus into the same trip planner that already routes scooters, transit and car-share. Users get a single door-to-door itinerary instead of two disconnected apps.
Bridge your urban mobility offer to long-distance European rail and bus. One REST API, multimodal itineraries, end-to-end ticketing.
MaaS platforms already orchestrate scooters, car-share, ride-hail, transit passes and other urban modes. What completes the experience is the long-distance leg — the train from city to city, the intercity bus across borders.
Tictactrip exposes 250+ European rail and bus carriers through a single REST API so your MaaS platform can plan, price and book the full door-to-door journey — urban mobility plus long-distance — without a second integration project.
The capabilities partners ship on day one.
Plug intercity rail and bus into the same trip planner that already routes scooters, transit and car-share. Users get a single door-to-door itinerary instead of two disconnected apps.
When no direct connection exists, Tictactrip routes train + bus legs across operators into one itinerary — a key MaaS unlock for cross-border European journeys.
Every itinerary returns CO₂ emissions per passenger per leg, so your MaaS platform can offer eco-routing modes alongside fastest and cheapest.
A clean REST surface, OpenAPI spec and Postman collection slot into your existing routing stack without forcing a redesign.
The same endpoint powers every Tictactrip integration. Authenticate, send a search payload, and receive itineraries with price, duration, carrier and CO₂ emissions. Then book through /book and deliver tickets to your users.
# MaaS long-distance leg: Lyon → Geneva
curl -X POST 'https://api.tictactrip.eu/v2/results' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"originGpuid": "c|FRlyon____@u05kq",
"destinationGpuid": "c|CHgeneva__@u0hgq",
"outboundDate": "2026-06-22T00:00:00Z",
"passengers": [{"age": 28}]
}'The points product and engineering teams check before integrating.
Yes. The Tictactrip routing engine builds multi-leg itineraries that span several carriers when no direct service exists — a key requirement for MaaS use cases.
The API returns origin, destination, departure, arrival, mode, carrier, fare and emissions per leg — the structure most MaaS routing engines expect. Our engineering team can walk through field-level mapping for your specific stack.
Yes. Coverage spans France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Benelux and most of continental Europe, including cross-border services operated by SNCF, Trenitalia, Renfe, FlixBus and many others.
We provide an OpenAPI specification, Postman collection and step-by-step tutorial. Most MaaS partners run an initial integration in 2 to 6 weeks.
Tell us about your project and we'll come back within one business day with a tailored plan.