An interactive map of Split public transport routes: pick a line and see exactly where it goes, where it stops and in which direction it runs. The route follows the real road geometry, and clicking a stop shows which other lines stop there.
How do I see a line route?
Pick a line from the list on the left (or find it by number or terminus in the search) — the route is drawn on the map with every stop in that direction.
How do I change direction?
Once a line is selected, the “Change direction” button sits under the map — the map shows one direction at a time, because the two directions often differ (one-way streets, detours).
Why does a circular line look like a full loop?
Because it is one: a circular line with a single direction draws the whole loop. When the loop is split into two directions across a through terminus, the map shows the selected direction.
What do the dots on the route mean?
They are the stops of that line; the larger dots are termini. Clicking a stop opens its name, code and the list of other lines stopping there.
Does the map show live vehicles?
No. The line map shows the route and stops; the timetable-based arrival estimate is on each stop page.
