Guidance

TransXChange: examples of use

UK nationwide standard for exchanging bus schedules and related data.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
20 January 2014

Documents

TransXChange: examples 2-5

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TransXChange: examples 2-4

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TransXChange: examples 2-1

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Details

The development examples demonstrate the use of TransXChange to encode simple and complex bus schedules. For each example, both the XML document in TransXChange format, and the PDF file output from the TransXChange Publisher are provided. The document includes the following development examples to demonstrate the use of TransXChange to encode simple and complex bus schedules:

  • Cancellation
  • Circular route
  • Cloverleaf route
  • Delta example (V2.4)
  • Express route
  • Eye route
  • Flexible route
  • Grouping route (TXC v2.4)
  • Hail and ride route
  • Large route
  • Lollipop route
  • Merge frequency journeys
  • Operators example

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Published 20 January 2014

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