Citymapper
citymapper.com
Public-transport directions that tell you which carriage to stand in
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citymapper.com
Public-transport directions that tell you which carriage to stand in
flightradar24.com
Shows aircraft moving in real time, with the tail number and where it came from
komoot.com
Plans a cycling or hiking route by surface, gradient and what other people ride
marinetraffic.com
Live positions for merchant ships, ferries and yachts broadcasting AIS
openstreetmap.org
A map of the world anyone can correct, and everyone else can reuse
passportindex.org
Shows where a given passport gets you in without applying for a visa first
rome2rio.com
Answers how to get from any place to any other place, by every mode at once
seat61.com
One man's hand-written guide to reaching anywhere by train and ferry
windy.com
An animated weather map you can scrub forward hour by hour
Where these come from
A real job usually crosses two or three categories, which is why starting from the task is often faster than starting from the shelf.
Questions
Build the route first, then price it. Cycling and hiking routers understand terrain that car-first maps ignore, and a flight tracker tells you whether the inbound aircraft is already late long before the airline updates the board.
Yes — 6 of the 9 sites listed here work with no account at all. They are marked "No sign-up" and you can spot them by the green rule down the left edge of the card.
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