Gtfs file with fare

[Rajesh Agrawal]

Are there any agencies publishing GTFS file with the fare information?

Thanks

[Matt Conway]

I believe that BART publishes GTFS with fare info.

On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 3:58 AM, Rajesh Agrawal <rkag...@gmail.com> wrote:

Are there any agencies publishing GTFS file with the fare information?

Thanks

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[David Marcus]

Norwalk Transit does. (I know because I put it together for them.)

[Rajesh Agrawal]

Thanks for the information.

Another question. Looking at GTFS spec for, the fare_rules.txt and fare_attributes.txt does not have any field that indicates the duration for which the ticket is valid. Am I misreading the spec?

Thank you,

On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 10:58 PM, David Marcus <david...@gmail.com> wrote:

Norwalk Transit does. (I know because I put it together for them.)

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[Laurent GRÉGOIRE]

transfer_duration

Optional

The transfer_duration field specifies the length of time in seconds before a transfer expires. When used with a transfers value of 0, the transfer_duration field indicates how long a ticket is valid for a fare where no transfers are allowed. Unless you intend to use this field to indicate ticket validity, transfer_duration should be omitted or empty when transfers is set to 0.

HTH,

--Laurent

[Rajesh Agrawal]

Thank you. I missed that on my first read.

[Paul Trenkler]

However, this doesn't cover rules like "ticket is valid for 60 minutes after being stamped in the first vehicle", or am I wrong?