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Summary
A linear route with express
journey patterns running over it that omit stops.
- Express service.
- Short working.
- Vehicle journey timing link reuse.
- Holiday Day Type Exclusions.
- Local Stop Point definitions for an Off Street Bus Station: BCQ, BCE
and BCS Stop Types.
- Local Stop Area definition for bus station.
- Variable Bay Allocation.
- General Schema.
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Route Map

Timetable
Bus Station to Hospital
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#1 |
#2 |
#3 |
#4 |
#5 |
Stop Types |
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E23 |
E23 |
E23 |
E23 |
E23 |
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Bus Station |
10:00 |
11:00 |
12:00 |
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14:00 |
BCE + BCQ + BCS(x3) |
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High St |
10:03 |
11:03 |
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14:03 |
BCT |
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Market St |
10:07 |
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12:07 |
13:07 |
14:07 |
BCT |
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School |
10:20 |
11:20 |
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13:20 |
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BCT |
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Hospital |
10:29 |
11:29 |
12:29 |
13:29 |
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BCT |
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Service operates from 01/01/2004 until 13/06/2004.
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Service operates Monday to Sunday.
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Service does not run Christmas and Boxing Day.
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Service does not run 02/06/2004.
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Service runs 01/06/2004.
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Services #1-#4 normally run from Bus Station Bay 1.
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Service #1 runs from Bus Station Bay2 2004-08-01 to
2004-10-0
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Service #5 always runs from Bus Station Bay 3
The XML Representation
One way encoding this example would be to have a separate route and
journey pattern for each column, thus there would be five routes and five
journey patterns, each with a single section. Since however the vehicle
travels over the same route in the same order, but just passes by certain stops
it is possible also to encode it in a less verbose manner by having a single
journey pattern with an stop activity of pass at certain stops.
XML Document
Service Registration
- The service is not registered.
- There is a single Operator.
Service Structure
- There is a single Service instance SV1, with one
Line - '1'.
- There are nine StopPoint instances
- Five stops make up a locally defined bus station, comprising an
Entrance (bus stop type BCE), an off-street general AccessArea (bus
stop type BCQ), and three Bay instances (bus stop type BCS).
- There are four on-street stops, all references to existing NaPTAN
stops.
- There is a single RouteSection rs_1 with four RouteLink
instances rl_1-rl_4 connecting the stops.
- There is a single JourneyPatternSection JPS1 made up of four
JourneyPatternTimingLink instances, JPTL1-4.
- There is a single JourneyPattern instances;
- There are five VehicleJourney instances, all for
Ln_1 – ’E23’, and using JP1. The instances all use the same set of JourneyPatternTimingLink
instances, but define
different stop activities (e.g. pass) to specify the different
express stopping patterns:
- VJ_1, with a departure time of 10:00, stopping at
all stops. VJ_1 appears in column #1.
- VJ_2, with a departure time of 11:00 (column #2), which has a VehicleJourneyStopUsage / Activity
of 'pass' for Market Street.
- VJ_3, with a departure time of 12:00 (column #3), which has a VehicleJourneyStopUsage / Activity of
'pass' for High Street. and for School .
- VJ_4, with a departure time of 13:07 (column #4), which has a short working: a dummy StartDeadRun is
used to indicate that the service starts at Market Street.
- VJ_5, with a departure time of 14:00 (column #5), which has a short working: a dummy EndDeadRun is
used to indicate that the service ends at Market Street. A
DynamicDestinationDisplay of Market Street. is used to override
the default destination of Hospital.
The Operating Days
- The
Service operating period for SV_1 starts on 02/01/2002 for all
vehicle journeys and continues indefinitely.
- The
OperatingProfile for the
Service SV_1 states values that apply to all journeys unless
overridden on a journey pattern or individual vehicle journey.
- The RegularDayType
specifies journeys of the service run Monday to Sunday every week of the
year.
- The BankHolidayOperation
/ DaysOfNonOperation states journeys of the service do not run
Christmas (i.e. Christmas Day & Boxing Day), or New Year's Day.
- The
SpecialDaysOperation / DaysOfOperation states that journeys of the service are
will run on
01/06/2004 regardless.
- The
SpecialDaysOperation / DaysOfNonOperation states that all services
will not run on 02/06/2004.
Variable Stop Allocation
The use of bays in the bus station for the stop varies for different vehicle
journeys within the day, and on different days
- The Route and JourneyPattern specify that the Service
goes to a StopPoint of type BCQ in the Bus Station.
- The Bus Station is also defined as a StopArea of type
GBCS, and the BCQ StopPoint and the three bay
StopPoint instances of type BCS are assigned to it. (This
is good practice but is not strictly required in order for the variable
allocation to work ).
- On the JourneyPattern jp_1, a
DefaultStopAllocation assigns the 'Bus Station' BCQ
stop to depart from BCS stop 'Bay 1' unless otherwise specified.
- The VehicleJourney instances override this as follows:
- VJ_1, with a departure time of 10:00, A VariableStopAllocation
assigns the 'Bus Station' BCQ
stop to depart from stop 'Bay 2' between 2004-08-01 to 2004-10-01.
Otherwise it will depart from the default, Bay 1.
- VJ_2, VJ_3, VJ_4, use the journey pattern default.
- VJ_5, A DefaultStopAllocation
assigns the 'Bus Station' BCQ
stop to always depart from stop 'Bay 3' .
Alternate XML Representation
It would also be possible instead of using dead runs to indicate the short
working, to simply use a 'pass' activity for the two successive end stops not
visited on each of the two journeys that are short workings.
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