Re: [gtfs-changes] what would be the largest value of departure_time in the stop_times.txt?

[Bernard Au]

The highest I have used is 32

On 2012-07-12, at 15:06, Victoria <yun.hua...@gmail.com> wrote:

I guess it is common to see values like 25, 26, or 28.. (one or three hours after midnight).

But does it make sense if the value is 49? like two days after the calendar date??

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[Aaron Antrim]

Some Amtrak trips can take a few days.

[T Sobota]

Sounds like a great trivia question... Wikipedia suggests 178 hours for the Moscow-Vladivostok through-train.  I might imagine a motorcoach schedule could exist, that would have a longer total published journey time (given slower average speed and no limitation on rail track beds)?

On 2012-07-12, at 15:06, Victoria <yun.hua...@gmail.com> wrote:

I guess it is common to see values like 25, 26, or 28.. (one or three hours after midnight).

But does it make sense if the value is 49? like two days after the calendar date??

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On Friday, July 13, 2012 5:52:01 PM UTC-4, T Sobota wrote:

Sounds like a great trivia question... Wikipedia suggests 178 hours for the Moscow-Vladivostok through-train.  I might imagine a motorcoach schedule could exist, that would have a longer total published journey time (given slower average speed and no limitation on rail track beds)?

That train is in Google Transit... it departs at 23:45 and takes 6 days, 0 hours, 57 minutes (=144 hours) . Assuming the feed uses Moscow time as the base, the end time would be "168:42:00".