yatmo_get_accessibility_profile

A synthetic accessibility view of a property — public-transport presence, nearest stop, nearest train station, nearest motorway access. Use it to answer questions like “is this property practical without a car?”

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Pure read; uses the same upstream data as the location summary.

Inputs

Name	In	Type	Description
latitude required	argument	double	Latitude in decimal degrees.
longitude required	argument	double	Longitude in decimal degrees.
language required	argument	string	Two-letter language code.
country required	argument	string	Market code from your licence.

Example

{
  "name": "yatmo_get_accessibility_profile",
  "arguments": {
    "latitude": 50.846714, "longitude": 4.352514,
    "language": "fr", "country": "BE"
  }
}

Response

Name	Type	Description
publicTransportLinesCount	int	Number of places of the transport family in the summary: stops, stations, motorway accesses and shared-mobility stations. Not a number of lines.
nearestPublicTransportStopDistanceMeters	int?	Distance to the closest of those places; `null` when none has travel information (it used to read 0, which asserted a stop on the doorstep). Its mode is in `nearestPublicTransportStopTravelMode`.
nearestTrainStationDistanceMeters	int?	Distance to the closest train station; `null` when none in range.
nearestMotorwayAccessDistanceMeters	int?	Distance to the closest motorway access; `null` when none in range.
nearestTrainStation	object?	`{name, distanceMeters, travelMode}` for the closest train station, or `null`.
nearestMotorwayAccess	object?	`{name, distanceMeters, travelMode}` for the closest motorway access, or `null`.

{
  "text": "This location has 14 nearby public-transport point(s), closest at 233 m.",
  "facts": {
    "publicTransportLinesCount": 14,
    "nearestPublicTransportStopDistanceMeters": 233,
    "nearestPublicTransportStopTravelMode": "walking",
    "nearestTrainStationDistanceMeters": 462,
    "nearestMotorwayAccessDistanceMeters": 5356,
    "nearestTrainStation": {
      "name": "Brussel-Centraal / Bruxelles-Central",
      "distanceMeters": 462,
      "travelMode": "transit"
    },
    "nearestMotorwayAccess": {
      "name": "A3 / E25 - E40 - E42 : Bruxelles - Louvain - Liège - Eupen - (Aix-la-Chapelle, Allemagne)",
      "distanceMeters": 5356,
      "travelMode": "driving"
    }
  },
  "warnings": [],
  "metadata": {
    "country": "BE",
    "language": "FR",
    "generatedAtUtc": "2026-09-21T12:45:41Z"
  }
}

Use the structured facts, not the text

The text field is a narrative paragraph generated in the requested language. For filtering or sorting properties by accessibility, use the numeric facts: they are language-independent and stable.

How distances and times are computed

distanceMeters is a network distance, measured along streets, paths or transport links, never a straight line from the property.
It is the shortest of the available modes. Yatmo measures each place by car, on foot, by bike and by public transport; the tool keeps the entry with the shortest distance. That is often walking, but not always.
travelMode says which mode that was: walking, cycling, driving or transit, the same in every language. travelTimeMinutes, where present, belongs to that same mode, rounded to the minute.
A missing value stays unknown. When no mode has travel information, the distance is null; it is never replaced by another mode or by zero.

An assistant should therefore quote the mode with the figure. The nearest school from the Grand-Place comes back at 363 m with travelMode: "cycling": that is “363 metres, 3 minutes by bike”, not “a 3 minute walk”. To get a time in a mode you choose, call REST /route with that mode.

Related: location summary, nearest by category (with train_station or motorway), REST /route for a travel time in a mode you choose.