A transit route is coded to show where a transit vehicle moves within the model. These routes originate from the start of a link and are coded with a departure time, which determines the exact time the transit vehicle enters the network. Transit stops are coded along the network to provide locations where the transit vehicle stops. The duration of the stop is controlled using either a predetermined dwell time or passenger boarding. Dwell time distributions are used to code the predetermined dwell time.

Passenger boarding is coded by adding passengers in the network that board the transit vehicle at the stop. The modeler can toggle the transit stops as active/inactive for specific transit vehicles.