Flex Events on the Trips Tab

If there are Flex events on the trips, they are shown in between the nodes/stops included in the trips. An example is shown in the following graphic:

Sample FLEX on Trips tab
The following table provides a description of each field (column) in each grid:
Table 1. Trips Tab
Field Description

Block

Displays the block number of a trip.
Pattern Displays the pattern name of a trip.
Chk Displays the check status of a trip:

  • Yes: The trip has been extracted and check data has been entered into the system at least once.

  • No: The trip has neither been extracted nor checked.

  • Ext: The trip has been extracted for checking but check data has not been entered into the system.

    Note: When you open the Ridership Analysis screen, only the ride check data of the selected sign-up period is shown on the Trips tab. To view all ride check data, press F5. To view ride check data of a specific time period that is outside the selected sign\-up period, set the From Date and To Date criteria in the Ridership - On Time Performance Criteria dialog box.
Start Time Displays the time of the first trip.
Note: To add the first trip time to the Trips tab, click Tools > System Properties > PLAN Settings and set the Display First Trip Time property to Yes.
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Displays the check and extraction status of the trip. For example, 0 shows that the trip has neither been checked nor extracted. While 1/2 indicates that a trip has been extracted twice but the check data has only been entered into the system for one of those times.

Nodes/Stops (all other columns)

All other columns show the names of the nodes or stops (time points) for the selected route. To display all the stops, as well as the nodes, select the Show all Stops check box in the upper-right side of the tab or click Ridership > Show All Stops.

Initially, only scheduled arrival times for the nodes are displayed; however, you can change the screen to show other data for each node or stop.

When a specific trip is selected, node column headers are colored black while stop column headers are colored blue. Node or stop column headers that are colored red indicate that the maximum load occurred at this node or stop.