Checking a Journey on Web

summary

The user is initially presented with a route filter on the left and a summary of all the updates on the right.

route If the user wants to filter the updates by a particular route he enters the from and to stations and presses Go. He will then be presented with diagram of the route with the stations on either end and the disruptions and boards in between. If the TOC connects to the underground network, underground updates will be connected to either of the station nodes.

The route diagram can contain the following updates depending on how JourneyCheck is configured for the TOC:

Engineering Works
General Updates – updates that are neither line or service updates, e.g. an update about a station or something that affects the whole of the TOC’s network.
Line Updates – an update about a part of the rail network
Service Updates – an update about a particular service
Departure & Arrival Boards
Underground Updates

Engineering Works

engineering works

A period for engineering works can be specified – today, next 7 days, next 30 days or all.

Service Updates

service calling stations

You can show calling stations for service updates including scheduled and expected times and whether it’s not stopping at certain stations.

Boards

boards

The boards are sourced from RTTI which is the same information presented on national rail’s website. The boards show scheduled and expected times and also platform numbers if available for that station.

The calling stations for each service can be displayed. Your selected from and to stations will be highlighted.

Saved Routes

saved routes

A number of routes can be saved on your computer so you can go back to them quickly. You can also set a default route so that when you open JourneyCheck it will initially display the default route.

Alert Me

When you have a route displayed you can also press the “Alert Me” button and it will setup an alert for that route.


	Home Products Product Overview Tyrell Use of Tyrell Tyrell Description IO TyrellCheck TyrellCheck JourneyCheck Overview Checking a Journey On Web On WAP On PDA Getting Alerts Public Displays Background New Systems Overview HERMES MAIA HELIOS Glossary Services M2M Messaging Overview Clients About Us Company History Environmental Policy Charities Supported Competition Contact Us Forum Login Search 17:25 London Paddington to Banbury due 19:45, This train will run short formed with 2 carriages. 17:03 Ashford International to Margate due 18:23, This train has been delayed and is now 12 minutes late from Dover Priory. Line problem in the Burgess Hill area., Train services between Brighton and Haywards Heath have been disrupted due to an earlier fatality in the Burgess Hill area. Borough Station Information, BOROUGH STATION: Reduced lift service until late December. Exit only Monday to Friday between 0800 and 1000 and between 1700 and 1900. No ticket issuing facilities. Checking a Journey on Web The user is initially presented with a route filter on the left and a summary of all the updates on the right. If the user wants to filter the updates by a particular route he enters the from and to stations and presses Go. He will then be presented with diagram of the route with the stations on either end and the disruptions and boards in between. If the TOC connects to the underground network, underground updates will be connected to either of the station nodes. The route diagram can contain the following updates depending on how JourneyCheck is configured for the TOC: Engineering Works General Updates – updates that are neither line or service updates, e.g. an update about a station or something that affects the whole of the TOC’s network. Line Updates – an update about a part of the rail network Service Updates – an update about a particular service Departure & Arrival Boards Underground Updates Engineering Works A period for engineering works can be specified – today, next 7 days, next 30 days or all. Service Updates You can show calling stations for service updates including scheduled and expected times and whether it’s not stopping at certain stations. Boards The boards are sourced from RTTI which is the same information presented on national rail’s website. The boards show scheduled and expected times and also platform numbers if available for that station. The calling stations for each service can be displayed. Your selected from and to stations will be highlighted. Saved Routes A number of routes can be saved on your computer so you can go back to them quickly. You can also set a default route so that when you open JourneyCheck it will initially display the default route. Alert Me When you have a route displayed you can also press the “Alert Me” button and it will setup an alert for that route.