This example shows service exceptions for the Independence Day holiday in 2006. On Monday July 3, 2006, regular weekday service (service_id=WD) is interrupted (exception_type=2).

In this example, two routes are defined, the first is a bus and the second is an LRT. Using the file routes.txt, each route is assigned a unique ID, and a short name as well as a long name for human …

This example describes sections of Waterfront Station in downtown Vancouver. The station is part of the city’s Skytrain network and is served by the Canada Line, the Expo Line, the SeaBus, and the West …

The Example GTFS Feed page provides a simple GTFS feed that can be used as a model to understand how a GTFS feed is put together. Examples by use case: Routes, stops, and trips …

Feed information Provide information about the GTFS dataset On top of providing information about agencies and their services, it is possible to provide information about the GTFS dataset using the …

Here is a data example for RufBus in Angermünde and Gartzer, Germany. The image below is an example illustrating how the data could be presented in a trip planner:

In this example, the Hermann Express service in New Ulm City allows users to be picked up only at fixed stops and to be dropped off at any point within a specific deviation area between these stops. The …

Each file consists of a list of multiple records (lines of data) with several information fields. For example, each line listed in routes.txt represents a public transport route and its fields describe multiple …

In this example: A user who searches for a route from stop A to stop E is directed to embark at stop A at 12:00 on Route A and to stay on the vehicle when it reaches stop C after the end of RouteATrip1. …

Trip Update The following example is an ASCII representation of an full-dataset Trip Update feed.