Diagnosis
What this notice means
An in-seat transfer uses a stop that is not at the expected end of the arriving trip or start of the departing trip.
Operational effect
Why it matters
The connection may be misunderstood by consumers with limited support for mid-trip transfers.
Scope
Files to check and report fields
stop_times.txtOpen GTFS specificationstops.txtOpen GTFS specificationtransfers.txtOpen GTFS specification
| Report field | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
csvRowNumber | integer | The row number from `transfers.txt` for the faulty entry. |
stopId | string | The referenced stop id. |
stopIdFieldName | string | The name of the stop id field (e.g. `from_stop_id`) referencing the stop. |
tripId | string | The referenced trip id. |
tripIdFieldName | string | The name of the trip id field (e.g. `from_trip_id`) referencing a trip. |
Repair
How to fix it
- 1
Compare both trips in
stop_sequenceorder and confirm where passengers actually remain on board. - 2
Correct a mistaken trip or stop reference. If the mid-trip transfer is intentional, retain it after checking support in the target apps.
- 3Check the result
After a repair, rebuild the archive and validate it again. Confirm that the affected records are correct and that no new related notices appeared. A reviewed warning or informational notice may remain when it describes intentional, supported data.
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