Planned timetables on Ile-de-France public transport lines (GTFS Datahub)

Set of files describing the transport offer (schedules, routes, lines, stops, connections between stops) planned over the next three weeks, for all the public transport lines in Ile-de-France ( OPTILE RATP and SNCF). These files are updated every week. The files include the supply of train lines, RER, metros, trams, buses and coaches in the Ile-de-France region. Genealogy of the data These data come from each of the 75 public transport operators in the Ile-de-France region, which transmit timetables to Île-de-France Mobilités of their lines so that Île-de-France Mobilités can deliver an information service to travelers (Vianavigo). As part of its missions, Île-de-France Mobilités consolidates, makes consistent and controls the data transmitted by the operators under the conditions provided for in their operating contract. Île-de-France Mobilités then publishes them on Vianavigo and on its Open Data portal. Île-de-France Mobilités and the operators regularly monitor the quality of the data.Documentation Specific documentation is available on this dataset. It provides a better understanding of GTFS data, its structure, business concepts and any precautions for use.Consult the documentation on Île-de-France data -France Mobilités Quality of files in GTFS format The files describe the schedules planned for the next three weeks. Access information was collected by Île-de-France Mobilités. This data is still imperfect and actions are underway with RATP and SNCF to improve it. In the meantime, do not hesitate to help us by sending us your comments on opendata@iledefrance-mobilites.fr SNCF line timetables include adaptations made during planned works, as well as substitutions made by bus (e.g. a bus journey will be offered if a section is cut due to works). Schedules of RATP lines do not generally include adaptations made during planned work, or replacement bus shuttles put in place (eg: Closure of a metro station). The all RER A and B timetables are transmitted by the SNCF. The GTFS format does not make it possible to describe the Local Traffic Bans (ITL) which sometimes exist on certain OPTILE coach lines.Validator: FeedvalidatorPathways ExtensionGTFS-Pathways is an extension which aims to allow the representation of transit spaces. The primary function of this extension is to provide information relating to the accessibility of spaces. However, it allows you to enter many other information, such as travel times and orientation in the stations.This extension is available via the following Navitia dataset: https://data.iledefrance-mobilites.fr/explore/dataset/pathways /information/ Warning: this data is under construction and the accessibility data is only valid for a few stations. /b>