We had a similar issue come up previously where somebody was trying to
plan a trip on a Friday where holiday service was offered and the
returned trips were for Monday, the next available service day.
Everybody was confused because the date wasn't prominent enough so we
all just assumed the trips were for Friday and were wrong:
http://groups.google.com/group/googletransit/browse_thread/thread/c843e0a2681a99f9/aef39e8fdcd6af49#aef39e8fdcd6af49
I also like how travel sites really point out that the flight is
overnight and arrives the next day, or that there's a short or long
connection or a prop plane.
Devin Braun
San Diego MTS
On Oct 6, 2:09 pm, Aaron Antrim <
aa...@arcatacommunity.org> wrote:
> Good discussion, anyway.
>
> The airlines deal with this issue all the time with itineraries.
> Seemed like a decent blog post topic, so I looked at how Kayak.com and
> United handle multi-day itineraries and offered some of my own ideas
> on how something similar could work in the Google Transit UI:
>
>
http://www.trilliumtransit.com/blog/2009/10/06/overnight-transfers-in...