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The original was posted on /r/homeassistant by /u/OpportunityNaive1754 on 2026-06-05 14:18:35+00:00.
After months of development: OpenPublicTransport — a Home Assistant integration that brings live transit departures from 28 providers across Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Ireland, and worldwide into your smart home.
The camera entity renders a classic yellow-on-black station departure board that you can cast to a wall tablet:
Camera board
Or use the Lovelace card in table, compact, or trip layouts:
Table layout
Compact layout
Trip planner
What you get per stop:
- Real-time delays, platform changes, disruption notices
- Walking time filter (departures you can't make disappear)
- Binary sensor for delay alerts → automate your lights/notifications
- Calendar entity for each departure
- A-to-B trip planning with transfer risk assessment
- TTS announcements ("S6 to Essen Hbf, 3 minutes, platform 3")
- Statistics entity for punctuality tracking
28 providers, most need no API key: VRR, BVG, HVV, MVV, SBB, ÖBB, Trafiklab, NTA, Transitous, and more. Setup takes under 2 minutes via config flow — no YAML.
HA 2026.6 compatible.
GitHub (integration): https://github.com/NerdySoftPaw/openpublictransport GitHub (card): https://github.com/NerdySoftPaw/openpublictransport-card Docs + provider map: https://openpublictransport.net/
If your provider isn't listed — open an issue, adding one is straightforward.
