diff --git a/src/main/java/org/opentripplanner/model/transfer/TransferPoint.java b/src/main/java/org/opentripplanner/model/transfer/TransferPoint.java index 8787d0122db..dd22f1bc407 100644 --- a/src/main/java/org/opentripplanner/model/transfer/TransferPoint.java +++ b/src/main/java/org/opentripplanner/model/transfer/TransferPoint.java @@ -15,21 +15,21 @@ *

This is the least specific type, and is overridden if a more specific type exist. * *

  • - * {@link StationTransferPoint} This apply to all trip stopping at a stop part of the given + * {@link StationTransferPoint} This applies to all trips stopping at a stop part of the given * station. *

    The specificity-ranking is above {@link StationTransferPoint}s and less than * {@link RouteStationTransferPoint}. *

  • *
  • * A {@link RouteStationTransferPoint} is a from/to point for a Route at the given stop. This - * only exist in GTFS, not in the Nordic NeTex profile. + * only exists in GTFS, not in the Nordic NeTex profile. * *

    The specificity-ranking is above {@link StopTransferPoint}s and less than * {@link RouteStopTransferPoint}. *

  • *
  • * A {@link RouteStopTransferPoint} is a from/to point for a Route at the given station. This - * only exist in GTFS, not in the Nordic NeTex profile. + * only exists in GTFS, not in the Nordic NeTex profile. * *

    The specificity-ranking is above {@link RouteStationTransferPoint}s and less than * {@link TripTransferPoint}. @@ -37,10 +37,10 @@ *

  • * {@link TripTransferPoint} A transfer from/to a Trip at the given stop position(not stop). * The GTFS Transfers may specify a transfer from/to a trip and stop/station. But in OTP we - * map the stop to a stop position in pattern. The OTP model {@link TripTransferPoint} do NOT + * map the stop to a stop position in pattern. The OTP model {@link TripTransferPoint} does NOT * reference the stop/station, but the {@code stopPositionInPattern} instead. There is two * reasons for this. In NeTEx the an interchange is from a trip and stop-point, so this model - * fits better with NeTEx. The second reson is that real-time updates could invalidate the + * fits better with NeTEx. The second reason is that real-time updates could invalidate the * trip-transfer-point, since the stop could change to another platform(common for railway * stations). To account for this the RT-update would need to patch the trip-transfer-point. * We simplify the RT-updates by converting the stop to a stop-position-in-pattern.