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Generate fare information #105
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The official GTFS specification only supports one Rider category, thus the regular, adult fare. I've found this GTFS extension used by the SF Bay Area's Metropolitan Transportation Commission which supports additional categories. Could be interesting some time in the future, but as far as I know isn't supported (yet?) by Navitia. |
As for now, how about an option to include a (as by now) not automatically generated
Personally, I've wanted to include the (very simple) fare information for Estelí, but it would be much nicer not having to add it manually every time we've generated a new GTFS. |
I've created a first draft in the wiki for a possible fare input format. It is another
The proposed format introduces fare zones as in GTFS and let you define which stops are within which fare zone and the prize of a journey from one fare zone to another. Also, it is possible to override these prizes (e.g. for more expensive express buses). Estelí urban buses would have like three of these fare zones, Managua only one and the above table could be easily converted and put into this format. Please note that there would be another file with another start and end date. See #111. |
@ialokim For the moment, fare information are not read directly from gtfs. We plan to do it, but it will take time. I hope we will be able to do it before the end of the year... |
@prhod Thanks for your answer! Great to hear you are working on it! |
I've now written a first basic implementation for Estelí that only supports a fare per route, see the proposed Due to the poor fare possibilities in GTFS, it is not possible to model fares on a per weekday basis (which would be necessary for Esteli), so it is using the same fare every day of the week. The second step would be to implement the possibility of generating fare zones as proposed in the wiki and necessitated by the countrywide GTFS, see here. |
GTFS lets agencies specify fare (i.e. price) information. We should think about how we can include this information into the generation of GTFS with osm2gtfs. You can find the reference here.
Note that Transportr does not support this information yet.
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