NeTEx ROUTE subschema.

main schema e-service developers V1.0 Christophe Duquesne Nicholas Knowles Europe First drafted for NeTEx version 1.0 CEN TC278 WG3 SG9 Editor Nicholas Knowles. 2010-09-04 2011-02-05 Name Space changes 2017-03-28 CR_038 Add missing type of value substitution group for DIRECTION 2019-03-05Fix - make alt name, validity date etc visible 2019-03-25Fix #37 by Skinkie: Correct Typo: rename OppositeDIrectionRef to OppositeDirectionRef NB this will break existing XML 2021-07-10NewMOdes: Correct data type for NumberOfPassengers on new RouteAssessment element

NeTEx is a European CEN standard for the exchange of Public Transport data including timetables.

This sub-schema describes the ROUTE types.

text/xml http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema XML schema, W3C Recommendation 2001 {http://www.netex.org.uk/schemas/1.0/xsd/netex_part_1/part1_networkDescription}netex_route_version.xsd [ISO 639-2/B] ENG Kizoom Software Ltd, 16 High Holborn, London WC1V 6BX http://www.netex.org.uk/schemas/1.0/PATH/netex_prereqfile.xsd Unclassified CEN, Crown Copyright 2009-2021

Derived from the Transmodel, VDV, TransXChange, NEPTUNE, BISON and Trident standards.

Version 1.1 Arts, recreation and travel, Tourism, Travel (tourism), Transport, Air transport, Airports, Ports and maritime transport, Ferries (marine), Public transport, Bus services, Coach services, Bus stops and stations, Rail transport, Railway stations and track, Train services, Underground trains, Business and industry, Transport, Air transport , Ports and maritime transport, Public transport, Rail transport, Roads and Road transport CEN TC278 WG3 SG9. NeTEx ROUTE subschema. Standard NeTEx ROUTE types. ROUTE elements in frame. DIRECTIONs in frame. ROUTE POINTs in frame. ROUTE LINKs in frame. ROUTEs in frame. Type for containment in frame of DIRECTION. Type for containment in frame of ROUTE. Type for containment in frame of ROUTE POINT. Type for containment in frame of ROUTE LINK. A classification for the general orientation of ROUTEs. Type for DIRECTION. Elements for a DIRECTION. An alternative code that uniquely identifies the DIRECTION specifically for use in AVMS systems. For VDV compatibility. DEPRECATED - use privateCodes. -v2.0 Opposite Direction to this direction. Type for a list of ROUTEs. Dummy supertype for Route. An ordered list of located POINTs defining one single path through the Road (or rail) network. A ROUTE may pass through the same POINT more than once. Type for a ROUTE. Elements for a ROUTE. Ordered set of points making up a ROUTE. Reference to the corresponding matching ROUTE in the oppositte direction, if any. Type for a list of POINTs ON ROUTE. A reference to a ROUTE POINT used to define a ROUTE with its order on that ROUTE. PROJECTIONs of POINT. Further Description of a POINT IN LINK SEQUENCE Type for a POINT ON ROUTE. Elements for a POINT ON ROUTE. Optional Reference to onward link to use - can be used to disambiguate where there are multiple links between the same point. Instructions for following a route. +v1.1 A POINT used to define the shape of a ROUTE through the network. Type for ROUTE POINT. Elements for a ROUTE POINT. Whether point is a VIA point. Whether ROUTE POINT is a border crossing, that is a point at which an international boundary between two countries may be crossed. An oriented link between two ROUTE POINTs allowing the definition of a unique path through the network. Because ROUTE LINKs are directional there will be separate links for each direction of a route. Type for ROUTE LINK. Elements for a ROUTE LINK. Identifier of ROUTE POINT from which Link starts. Identifier of ROUTE POINT at which Link ends. Mode restriction assessments for ROUTE LINK +v1.2.2 Type for a list of MODE RESTRICTION ASSESSMENT. Qualification of a ROUTE LINK resulting from the analysis of restrictions concerning the related INFRASTRUCTURE LINKs +v1.2.2. Type for MODE RESTRICTION ASSESSMENT. Elements for a MODE RESTRICTION ASSESSMENT. Whether modes is to be excluded. Default is true. Transport MODES to which restriction applies Minimum number of passengers to be able to use. Annotated reference to a ROUTE. Identifier of Object of which this is a view. Type for ROUTE VIEW. Elements for a ROUTE View. PT MODE of ROUTE. Name of Link Sequence. Simplified View of DIRECTION. Name of DIRECTION. Identifier of Object of which this is a view. Type for DIRECTION VIEW. Name of DIRECTION.