Relation:route master
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| Description |
| contains all direction/variant routes of a public transport service |
| Group |
| public_transport |
| Members help |
| * |
| Statistics |
Relations of type route_master contain all the direction and variant routes and the information that belongs to the whole service.
A route/service is represented by vehicles that always run the same way with the same reference number. Each direction of a route should be tagged as a separate relation. If a route has several variants (e.g. different way at weekend), these variants should also be in separate relations.
Tags
A route master contains all the important information that belongs to the service.
| Key | Value | Comment | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | route_master | Defines the relation as route_master | mandatory |
| route_master | train / subway / monorail / tram / bus / trolleybus / aerialway / ferry | Defines the route_master as train, subway, monorail, tram, bus, trolleybus, aerialway or ferry route_master | mandatory |
| ref | Reference | The reference number by which the service is known | recommended |
| ref:<qualifier> | Operator's or network's reference | The reference by which the service is known by a specific operator or network | recommended if the service changes the reference number when crossing the network's border |
| name | <Vehicle type> <Reference number> | Short prose description of route master. <Vehicle type> should be identical to route=*. Example: Bus 201 | recommended |
| operator | Operator | Name of the company that operates the service | recommended if available |
| network | Local / regional network | Name of the network the route belongs to | recommended if available |
| colour | Colour | Route/Service colour (HTML named colour or web colour in hexadecimal format) | recommended if available |
Members
All the variants/directions of a route/service are members of this master relation.
| Element | Role | Recurrence? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| |
none | two or more | all route variant/directions |
Examples
| Number | Relation | Used Tags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bus 201 | |
|
Bus route with route master. One way has simple course, the other way has two variants. |
| Bus 221 | |
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Bus with ring route. Initial stop and terminal stop is identical, so from=* and to=* is identical. This route has two variants. |