which case a maximum travel time will apply). ACCESS RIGHT. Time-limited Single (“Hopper”) A single trip duration is for a given period (e.g. 30 mins, 1 hour, etc) after activation. Represented in by a ACCESS RIGHT + TIME INTERVAL Basic Day Return A return trip between an origin and destination and back. Must be completed in the same fare day (which might extend into the next calendar day if the fare day. Represented in by a ACCESS RIGHT + DESTINATION MATRIX ELEMENT Basic Period Return A return trip between an origin and a destination and back. Must be completed within a certain period. Represented in by a PRE DEFINED ACCESS RIGHT + + DESTINATION MATRIX ELEMENT Basic Multi Trip Carnet of Trips A bundle of individual trips sold together at a discount, typically to be consumed within a certain time limit. Book of 10 tickets, etc. Represented in NeTEx by a NeTEx AMOUNT OF PRICE UNIT Basic Table 1 – Commonly found UK bus Products –Trip Common Pass Products Nature Description Note Pass Day Pass, zonal The right to make an unlimited number of journeys within a one or zones within a day (Which may run into the next day in certain cases). Fixed start: For the current fare day Variable: A 24 hour pass from time of purchase or activation Represented in by a ACCESS RIGHT.
Season, P2P Routed The right to make a number of journeys between two points within a certain period. The number may unlimited or of a set frequency e.g. once a day in each direction. May be constrained to a route or routes and or operators. UK Season Ticket Represented in by a ACCESS RIGHT Complex? Season, Zonal The to make an unlimited number of journeys within a given area for certain period (e.g. 1 day, 2 days, 1 week, 1 month, 1 year, etc.). Represented in NeTEx by a ACCESS RIGHT. Complex? Season Pass Routed+ Extension A hybrid pass allowing commuters to travel a route and also in a central zone at their destination. London Travel card Plus Bus add on to a Rail ticket Complex Pass Carnet of Day Passes A bundle of individual day passes sold together at a discount, typically to be consumed within a certain time limit. Represented in NeTEx by a AMOUNT OF PRICE UNIT. Basic Table 2 – Commonly found UK bus Products – Pass Common Discount Products Nature Description Note Discount Discount Right (TravelCard) A product that gives the right to buy other products at a discount. in NeTEx by a SALES DISCOUNT RIGHT Complex? Capped Discount A product that gives the right to buy other products at a discount, with a further limit on charges within a given period. TfL Oyster in NeTEx by a CAPPED SALES DISCOUNT RIGHT Complex Discount A product that gives the right to a rebate according actual usage. Oyster cable car rebate. Complex
SERVICE CALENDAR FRAME Used to exchange operational timetables and calendar elements such as Day Types Contents equivalent to OperationProfile & Service calendar in TeanXsChange A Metadata SERVICE CALENDAR FRAME is provided of TransXChange day types Network & Service elements SITE FRAME Used to exchange topographical locations and physical stops Contents equivalent to NPTG Schema and to NaPTAN Schema SERVICE Used to exchange Lines and routes Contents equivalent to Aspects of TransXChange Schema TIMETABLE FRAME Used to exchange journeys and timetables Contents Equivalent to services in TransXChange Schema Only needed for fares if there are journey specific tariff elements Fares FARE FRAME Tariffs, Fare products, Prices Differenet frames should ebe used for Products, prices and SALES TRANSACTION FRAME Examples of purchases of specific options for a productts Only needed for demonstration use Table 22 – Frame Types Figure 33 Fare Frame – A container for fare elements NeTEx (UML) Example XML snippet – – Fare The following XML snippet shows part of the definition of a FARE FRAME . It contains the FARE ZONEs (details omitted) , a TARIFF (Some details omitted) that groups the fare structure elements and also other elements such as FARE PRODUCTS (details omitted) . A frame also allows us to set defaults for the frame contents such as a default currency for financial amounts. <FareFrame version="any" id="mb:1"> <FrameDefaults> <DefaultCurrency>GBP</DefaultCurrency> </FrameDefaults> <fareZones> FARE ZONES GO HERE </fareZones> <tariffs>