TrainAtlas: Rail Trip Tracker

TrainAtlas 1.0.8 brings faster searches, better journey recovery and clearer live information. • Faster train searches: browse the first results while more departures load automatically in the background. • More control over results: use See all to expand loaded departures, or filter by departure time without searching again. Improved local-time and overnight date handling. • Improved ÖBB Live Activities: follow delays, estimated arrival times and platform information, including reported platform changes where available. • Better historical discovery: improved searches using retained timetables in Poland, Denmark, France, the Netherlands and Spain. Clearer source-date labels distinguish historical timetable evidence from reference schedules. • Cleaner German results: removed duplicate departures from overlapping timetable sources while retaining available platform details and keeping different trains separate. • Improved Spanish journeys: OUIGO Spain timetable and historical searches, better direct Renfe/Rodalies regional results including R11, and fixes that keep different Renfe travel dates separate. • Taiwan High Speed Rail: restored THSR recognition, its logo and English search names for all 12 stations. Improved local-date searches, Taiwan Passport handling and repair of eligible saved journeys previously labelled Unknown. Timetable availability varies by route and date. • Better UK timing details: improved confirmed departure and calling-point information, including the King's Cross departure-time fix, while preserving recorded arrival times and platforms. • Improved realtime accuracy: better Italian station matching, actual-event and platform handling, plus corrected local-clock conversion for Luxembourg and Irish live data. Scheduled or unconfirmed information stays distinct from confirmed events. • North American fixes: improved VIA Rail arrival and intermediate-stop delay presentation after reopening, plus Metra historical flag-stop searches and recognition of saved route-prefixed train labels. • Better saved-route repair: improved railway paths and calling-point recovery for imported journeys. Failed repairs can retry on the same saved trip without creating a replacement.