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As of #2, gtfs-via-postgres supports all frequencies.txt rows with exact_times=1, but not those with exact_times=0.
Frequencies.txt represents trips that operate on regular headways (time between trips). This file can be used to represent two different types of service.
Frequency-based service (exact_times=0) in which service does not follow a fixed schedule throughout the day. Instead, operators attempt to strictly maintain predetermined headways for trips.
A compressed representation of schedule-based service (exact_times=1) that has the exact same headway for trips over specified time period(s). In schedule-based service operators try to strictly adhere to a schedule.
It is unclear how to model frequency-based services in the existing arrivals_departures & connections views, which are currently designed to handle schedule-based services only.
The minimal-effort option would be to expose exact_times in arrivals_departures & connections, but consumers would have to take care to either a) filter exact_times=0 rows out, or b) make sure they handle both cases correctly.
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As of #2,
gtfs-via-postgres
supports allfrequencies.txt
rows withexact_times=1
, but not those withexact_times=0
.It is unclear how to model frequency-based services in the existing
arrivals_departures
&connections
views, which are currently designed to handle schedule-based services only.The minimal-effort option would be to expose
exact_times
inarrivals_departures
&connections
, but consumers would have to take care to either a) filterexact_times=0
rows out, or b) make sure they handle both cases correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: