total_transport | model relation diagram here , which can help get

total_transport is a Ruby library. total_transport has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

You can find a [model relation diagram here] ./docs/erd.png), which can help get and keep your mind around the structure of the application. A Route is a collection of stops, which are polygons on a map, which in turn have a Place (which usually refers to a town or village). A Journey is an instance of that route which happens at a particular time. A Journey can do the route forwards or in reverse. A Journey will have a Vehicle, which knows how many seats that vehicle had, and a Supplier who is the driver of the vehicle. A Booking will definitely have a Journey, a Passenger, a pickup and a dropoff Stop (which is the polygon) and a lat/long of where exactly in that polygon the passenger wants to be picked up/dropped off. The lat/long can either be a predefined Landmark of that Stop, or a manually selected lat/long.