TransXChange Examples 2.1 - Hail & Ride Route
 

Summary 

A hail and ride route:

  • Use of Hail and Ride sections.
  • Route with Hail and Ride only sections, Non-Hail and Ride stops and mixed stops
  • Full lollipop.
  • Short Notice Registration.
  • Some locally defined stops.
  • FrequentService, specified as minutes past the hour, but not a Frequent Service.

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Route Map

Timetable

Stops Journeys
#1 #2 #3

Seaview Road

10:10

And then at  10 and 42 minutes past the hour until 1642 19:00

South Heighton

10:30

9:30

Newhaven Centre

10:40

20:10

Northdown Road

Hail & Ride section

10:50

19:40

Gibbon Road

 Hail & Ride section

11:00

19:50
Fortis Road Hail & Ride section

11:10

20:00
Newhaven Centre

11:20

20:10
South Heighton

11:30

20:20
Seaview Road

11:50

20:40

The XML Representation

XML Document 

Service Registration

  • The Registration is for a single Operator. 
  • The Registration is circulated to three authorities. 
  • It has ShortNoticeRegistration details specified as well.

Service Structure

  • Here is a single Service instance SV1, with one Line - 'L1' , with LineName  'H145'.
  • There are six StopPoint instances:
    • Three fixed stops: Seaview Road, South Heighton, Newhaven Centre
    • Three HailAndRide section stops: Northdown Road, Gibbon Road Fortis Road.  Gibbon Road also has a fixed stop.
  • There are three RouteSection instances:
    • rs_b1 connecting the outward handle of the lollipop.
      • There are two RouteLink instances  rl_b5, rl_b6, running Seaview Road - South Heighton - NewHaven Centre
    • rs_b2 connecting the hail and ride stops in the lollipop ring.
      • There are four RouteLink instances  rl_b1 - rl_b4 , running NewHaven Centre - South Heighton - Seaview Road
    • rs_b3 connecting the return handle of the lollipop.
      • There are two RouteLink instances  rl_b7 rl_b8, running NewHaven Centre - South Heighton - Seaview Road
  • There is a single Route r_b1 containing the route sections rs_b1, rs_b2, rs_b3.
  • There are three JourneyPatternSections:
    • js_b1 covering the outbound traversal of rs_2.
      • There are two JourneyPatternTimingLink instances, jptl_b5 , jptl_b6, each referencing the corresponding route link.  
    • js_b2 connecting the hail and ride stops in the lollipop ring.
      • There are four JourneyPatternTimingLink instances, jptl_b1 -j ptl_b4, each referencing the corresponding route link.    The links are marked as Hail And Ride links.
    • js_b3 covering the return traversal of rs_2. 
      • There are two JourneyPatternTimingLink instances, jptl_b7 , jptl_b8, each referencing the corresponding route link.  
  • There is a single JourneyPattern, jp_b1, that follows route r_b1.
  • There are two VehicleJourney instances based on JourneyPattern jp_b1:
    • VJ_1, follows JP1 without any changes to the timings on the JourneyPatternTimingLink instances. It has a start time of 10.00.
      • The Frequency element specifies that is a Frequency Based service with a  MinutesPastTheHour  values of 10 and 42 minutes past the  hour, and an end time of 16:42.  For which the publisher generates both column #1 and column #2.    The service is not a statutory Frequent Service, so   FrequentService is false.
    • VJ_2, follows JP1 without any changes to the timings on the JourneyPatternTimingLink instances. It has a start time of 19.40. 

The Operating Days

  • The service OperatingProfile says it runs Monday to Friday every day of the year.

Hail And Ride

 

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Notes

This example was refined for in the 2.1 Enhanced publisher to  not be a Frequent Service