Guidance

JourneyWeb

Guidance and XML schema for the JourneyWeb system used to combine travel information from multiple systems.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
27 January 2014

This publication was withdrawn on

Journeyweb was originally designed in 2016 and the information contained within is now out-of-date. If impacted contact Naptan at NPTG@dft.gov.uk or view current data exchanges schemes.

Documents

JourneyWeb downloads and schemas

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Background information on JourneyWeb

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Details

JourneyWeb allows 2 or more journey planning systems to dynamically combine data, creating new composite journeys.

JourneyWeb is a request and response protocol and either journey planner can initiate queries by sending a request. Messages are in Extensible Markup Language (XML) format and tags are specified within the JourneyWeb schema.

The JourneyWeb protocol can:

  • return a list of remote stops for a locality or coordinate
  • calculate a journey between a combinations of stops
  • provide details about specific journey legs
  • return a matrix of timetable data
  • return departures for a stop at a specified time
  • return a list of services
  • return the supported transport operators

JourneyWeb is used in conjunction with the national public transport access node used for identifying stops, stations and other access points to public transport.

Published 27 January 2014

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