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Plans
End of life date for Distribution Channels v1
The v1 of the API is now deprecated, and all consumers should start migrating to the v2 API. End of life date for Distribution Channels v1 has been set to April 30, 2022.
End-of-life date for Journey Planner v2
The v2 API is now deprecated, and all consumers should start migrating to the v3 API. End of life date for Journey Planner v2 has been set to September 1, 2022.
Journey Planner v2 is deprecated
The v2 API is now deprecated, and all consumers should start migrating to the v3 API. End of life date for Journey Planner v2 will be announced in the near future.
API Changelogs
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Latest Changes
Refund v302
Nov 22nd 2022- Introducing version 1 of the api. The old /v1beta/ will continue to live, but upgrading is advised.
- Introduce a required request-body for refund. This will allow for providing additional data gathered from external devices; i.e terminals.
- Refund operations, as well as the refund rule in an operation, are now required when performing a refund.
- In RefundAdminRequest, refundEntries has become refundOperations.
- /v1beta/*
- New field in RefundAdminRequest for providing data when performing an terminal refund
Ticket-distribution
May 13th 2022- Header `Entur-Distribution-Channel` is required for all endpoints.
- Header `Entur-Distribution-Channel` is required for all non search endpoints.
News Blog
December 1st 2021
NSR NeTEx exports extended with ServiceFrame and FrameFrame from January 2022
We have been testing NSR NeTEx exports with ServiceFrame and FareFrame along with SiteFrame in Dev environment for a while now. From December 2nd 2021, these exports will be available in Staging environment and we are planning to introduce ServiceFrame and FareFrame along with SiteFrame in Production at the beginning of January 2022.
For more details on NeTEx exports, see
August 8th 2019
Recommendation feature released for offers
Recommendations are an optional feature that aims to recommend which offers you need to buy for various situations, the purpose of this is to reduce the number of offers the clients need to evaluate. Currently we support recommendations based on three types of commercial conditions, and cheapest offers. Recommendations are the new way to "mark" offers, and therefore TagSpec will be deprecated but supported until November 1. 2019.
For more details on recommendations, see guides under Offers.
Improving this developer portal
August 7th 2019
We are currently trying to improve the organisation and content of the portal. This may lead to changes in the URL's, things being moved around in the menu, and eventually some restructuring of the content in each article. Hopefully for the better :).
URL's keep on being updated
June 3rd 2019
For quite some time we have been working on moving our endpoints to new URL's. The old endpoints journey planner, real-time, geocoder and stop places will be turned off on the 1st of July 2019. Make sure all your API requests are pointing to api.entur.io.
A change of tech!
May 29th 2019
We have just transitioned over to a new Docz based developer portal and we are still working on its finer details. In the meanwhile, everything previously available should still be there, and we will be working on improving navigation, content and visuals over the coming days and weeks, into infinity - because there is always something new! Stay tuned - stay patient!
Good news! There are news!
May 9th 2019
Hi and sorry! It's been hectic and we have not been punching our news into the news feed. So let's get started with some light news.
We have recently added "Go Fjords" to our data exports. Go Fjords operates three bus lines between Stavanger and respectively The Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen), Øygardstøl hiking route to Kjerag, and Tyssedal.
Many might also wonder: What about Vy? We are planning to change the codespace of NSB, GJB, NBE and possibly FLB over to new VY* codespaces. However, due to the relatively large risks of something going wrong, we are holding off for a while. All in good time, eh?
A list of current, future and obsolete codespaces can be found here: List of current Codespaces
We'll try to keep the news flowing from now on. Again, very sorry about that.
Entur for Developers
October 18th 2018
Welcome to Entur for developers, a website facilitating collaboration on solutions supporting simple and sustainable transportation.
The site contains information useful for developers, expressed expressed as quickstarts, guides, samples and links to more documentation.
Several Web APIs are open to consumers for all purposes. The other APIs are reserved for parties in the transport sector with a contract. Streaming APIs are also available.
For data consumers that need complete data sets, you will find files available for download.
Source code is provided for all parties interested in creating software using our APIs.
For feedback on the site or content, please contact kollektivdata@entur.org. For contract users, send feedback as agreed.