Headway & span audit
Routes exceeding your peak headway target, short weekday spans, and weekend gaps — surfaced against your own service-standard targets.
Defensible transit analytics
Bring GTFS, Census, and NTD data into one auditable workflow. Marga surfaces headway audits, peak vehicle requirements, equity snapshots, and source-backed follow-ups in chat.
of 26 weekday routes end before 21:00
Five routes finish their last weekday trip before 21:00 — worth a look if evening coverage is on your board agenda.
One of twelve findings Marga surfaces from a typical week's GTFS — auditable, drillable, and dressed for the board packet.
The answers are often already in GTFS, Census, NTD, and agency ridership files. Marga helps planning and data teams connect those sources into clear, defensible findings.
Marga changes the workflow. If you can type a question, you can analyze your entire network.
How it works
Send us a link. We load and validate your routes, stops, trips, and schedules — usually within an hour.
A Daily Briefing surfaces the headways, gaps, equity coverage issues, and feed-health items worth your attention.
Click any finding to open it in chat — same numbers, same sources, room to ask the follow-up that matters.
What you get
Auto-generated on every GTFS load. Each finding cites the query and the source table — defensible enough for a board packet, drillable enough for a planner's follow-up.
Routes exceeding your peak headway target, short weekday spans, and weekend gaps — surfaced against your own service-standard targets.
ACS block-group overlays for low-income, zero-vehicle, senior, and youth populations. Walkshed checks against your stops. Equity gaps mapped, not just listed.
Missing shapes, calendar exception density, wheelchair flags, expiring feeds — data-quality checks that are easy to miss before a public feed or analysis goes live.
Who it's for
Analyze headways, flag frequency gaps, and evaluate service changes in plain English — every result traceable to the source.
Get clear answers for board presentations and public meetings. Ask a question, cite the data, move on.
Build source-backed cases for equity, coverage gaps, and underserved communities — with outputs staff can review and share.
Live Demo
See how Marga handles real transit queries using the current San Diego MTS GTFS feed. Try asking about routes, schedules, service patterns, and more.
Try it now — no sign-up needed8 routes have inconsistent midday service — the gap between the longest and shortest scheduled headway exceeds 15 minutes. Route 955 is the worst at 23-minute spread, followed by 874 (19 min) and 833 (17 min).
Data sources:
get_frequency_gapsquery_gtfsEvery answer comes from SQL queries against your GTFS tables — routes, stops, trips, calendars, and stop times. No hallucinations, no approximations.
The language model translates your question into data queries and explains the results in plain English. Every claim cites the underlying data.
Multi-tenant by design. Each agency sees only their own data. No cross-contamination, no shared models, no data brokering.
Get Started
Try the live demo with San Diego MTS data — no sign-up needed. Want to load your agency's GTFS feed? Get in touch and we'll have you up and running in a day.