Bus timetables for the next 14 days (SAEIV)Horaires de bus pour les 14 jours à venir SAEIV
Horaires de bus pour les 14 jours à venir SAEIVBus timetables for the next 14 days (SAEIV)
This non-graphical dataset, produced by the Système d'Aide à l'Exploitation et d'Information des Voyageurs (SAEIV, a bus operation and passenger information support system), provides bus timetables for the upcoming 14 days within the Bordeaux Métropole network. Due to the large volume of data involved, it is made available exclusively through the Bordeaux Métropole web services rather than as a direct download. It is published as open data by Bordeaux Métropole and is intended for use by developers and transport applications needing short-term scheduling information for the metropolitan bus network.Dictionnaire Public Ce jeu de données non graphique issu du Systèmes d'Aide à l'Exploitation et d'Information des Voyageurs (SAEIV) représente les horaires de bus pour les 14 jours à venir. En raison de la forte volumétrie de ce jeu, nous exposons uniquement cette donnée via nos Webservice BM . C...
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- https://opendata.bordeaux-metropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/sv_horai_next_a
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curl -s 'https://opendata.bordeaux-metropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/sv_horai_next_a/records?limit=20' -H 'Accept: application/json'First 20 records of the dataset as JSON.
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