10 Example 10: Bus Station with Bays
From Bucks Pindar Journey Planner web site, Digital cartography by FWT
Figure 023 - Example 10: Aylesbury Bus Station
This example models Aylesbury Bus Station which has 12 Bays - see Figure 023.
- A stop area of type GBCS is used to represent the station.
- There is a 'BCE' stop for the pedestrian entrance.
- Each bay has its own NaPTAN stop of type 'BCS'.
- If variable bay allocation is needed, there is a variable bay stop of type BCQ which can be used when no specific bay is assigned in advance.
There are notes attached to each stop.
Table 01 - Example 10: Stop Notes for Aylesbury Bus Station
| Destination | |
| 1 | Bicester Road (Rural Services) |
| 2 | Town Services to Quarrendon, Haydon Hill and Elmhurst |
| 3 | Wendover Road Services |
| 4 | Town Services to Southcourt, Walton Court, Hawkslade Farm and Stoke Mandeville Hospital |
| 5 | Town Services to Fairford Leys and Southcourt |
| 6 | Services to Stoke Mandeville, Princes Risborough, High Wycombe and Reading |
| 7 | Tring Road Services to Luton, Hemel and Watford |
| 8 | Town Services to Broughton and Bedgrove |
| 9 | Services to Haddenham, Thame and Oxford |
| 10 | Services to Leighton Buzzard, Bletchley and Milton Keynes |
| 11 | Services to Watermead, Winslow and Buckingham |
| 12 | Certain school journeys, early morning and late evening departures |
Figure 024 - Example 10: Stop Hierarchy for Aylesbury Bus Station