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VOSA Transxchange Record Document Summary VOSA TransXChange Record Document Summary Creation Date 14 April 2004 Revision Number 0 Modification Date 14 April 2004 (new) Status active File Name footnotes.xml Schema Version 2.4 The TransXChange document contains the following entities: • 1 Operator • 1 Serviced Organisation • 1 Service • 1 Registration • 1 Stop Point defined in this document • 100 References to existing Stop Points • 10 Routes • 10 Journey Patterns • 144 Vehicle Journeys Registration Reference PH0005863/0215 Submission Date 6 July 2006 Traffic Areas Western Registered Operator Wander buses Ltd Lines 215, 215A Operators Wander (Registered) National Operator Code 007786 Name on Licence Wander buses Ltd Trading Name Wonder buses Oxfordshire 1 VOSA TransXChange Record Correspondence Address Horspath Road Oxford, OX4 2RY Contact Number 01865 405510 Enquiry Number 01865 772250 Email [email protected] Licence Number PH0345863 Licence Type Standard National Services Service 025 for Registration PH0005863/0215 Publicly known as 215, 215A Registered for Wander Origin Oxford Destination Bicester Operating period From 17 July 2005 (indefinitely) Classified as Normal Stopping Description of service Monday-saturdays, hourly with additional late evening journeys on Friday and saturday. No service Sunday or Bank Holidays. Further Information Uses all stops No New stops 340001060OPP No fixed stopping places No Registrations Registration PH0005863/0215 Application Type Chargeable Change Traffic Areas Western Circulated Authorities Oxfordshire , Subsidy No Subsidy Variation Number 0 Submitted by Mr John Smith Position CSO Short Notice Registration 2 VOSA TransXChange Record Impact Public Availability No. Private Contract Change Limits Exceeded Yes Justification Replace Discontinued Service Operator: 0. Replaces Joe Bloggs service 25 Calendar Sch Dotheboy's School Working Days Description Start Date End Date Routes Stopping Points Stops Defined in this Document ATCO Code NPTG Local- Stop Type Name Street ity 340001060O Keble Road, BCT Banbury Road (Oxford) Banbury Road Test Street PP keble Road Indicator Existing Stops Used ATCO Code NPTG Locality Name 34000000012 Oxford City Centre Gloucester Green Bay 12 340000005C4 Oxford City Centre Magdalen Street Stop C4 340000005T1 Oxford City Centre Magdalen Street Stop T1 340000032KA Gosford Kings Arms 340000032V Gosford Kings Arms 340000093BP3 Bicester Town Centre Bure Place Stop 3 340000093BPS Bicester Town Centre Bure Place Set Down 340000108OPP Bletchingdon Blacks Head 340000108OUT Bletchingdon Blacks Head 340000195ALC Chesterton Green 340000195OPP Chesterton Green 340000376OPP Hampton Poyle Bell Inn 340000376OUT Hampton Poyle Bell Inn 340000440OUT Kirtlington The Oxford Arms PH 3 VOSA TransXChange Record ATCO Code NPTG Locality Name 340000498OPP Lower Heyford Village Hall 340000498OUT Lower Heyford Village Hall 340000539FRM Middleton Stoney Bicester Road 340000539SEW Middleton Stoney Bicester Road 340000776CR Upper Heyford Camp Road 340000776V Upper Heyford Camp Road 340000801OPP Wendlebury Red Lion unmarked 340000801OUT Wendlebury Red Lion unmarked 340000814OPP Weston-on-the-Green Ben Jonson PH 340000814OUT Weston-on-the-Green Ben Jonson PH 340000864A1 Oxford City Centre George Street Stop A1 340000864B1 Oxford City Centre George Street Stop B1 340000926KRC King's End Villiers Road 340000926OPP King's End Villiers Road 340001047LYB Cutteslowe Jordan Hill 340001047OPP Cutteslowe Jordan Hill 340001048CNR Cutteslowe Five Mile Drive 340001048ENT Cutteslowe Five Mile Drive 340001049CNR Cutteslowe Harefields 340001049OPP Cutteslowe Harefields 340001050CNR Banbury Road (Oxford) Upland Park Road 340001050OPP Banbury Road (Oxford) Upland Park Road 340001051CNR Banbury Road (Oxford) Squitchey Lane 340001051OPP Banbury Road (Oxford) Squitchey Lane 340001052CNR Banbury Road (Oxford) Hamilton Road 340001052OPV Banbury Road (Oxford) Hamilton Road 340001053SPB Summertown South Parade 340001053SPD Summertown Summertown Shops 340001054OPE Summertown Summertown Shops 340001055COR Banbury Road (Oxford) Lathbury Road 340001055OPP Banbury Road (Oxford) Lathbury Road 340001056BR1 Banbury Road (Oxford) Anglo World 340001056BR2 Banbury Road (Oxford) Anglo World 34000105792 Banbury Road (Oxford) St Margarets Road 340001057BR3 Banbury Road (Oxford) St Margarets Road 340001058OPC Banbury Road (Oxford) Park Town 340001058OPP Banbury Road (Oxford) Park Town 340001059OPP Banbury Road (Oxford) Bevington Road 340001059OUT Banbury Road (Oxford) Bevington Road 340001060CNR Banbury Road (Oxford) Keble Road 340001354OPP Kidlington Gosford Hill 340001354OUT Kidlington Gosford Hill 340001357OPB Kidlington Garden City 4 VOSA TransXChange Record ATCO Code NPTG Locality Name 340001357OPF Kidlington Garden City 340001553OSJ Bicester Town Centre North Street 340001556OPP King's End Post Office 340001556OUT King's End Post Office 340001560OPP Highfield Bunyan Road 340001560WOR Highfield Bunyan Road 340001561CNR Highfield Kingsley Road 340001796CNR Middleton Stoney Park Close 340001796OPP Middleton Stoney Park Close 340001804ENT Kirtlington Kirtlington Park 340001804PC Kirtlington Kirtlington Park 340001805OPP Kirtlington Kirtlington School 340001805OUT Kirtlington Kirtlington School 340001806CNR Bletchingdon Lenthal 340001806OPP Bletchingdon Lenthal 340001807OPP Kirtlington The Mount 340001807OUT Kirtlington The Mount 340001808CNR Kirtlington Crutchmore Crescent 340001808OPP Kirtlington Crutchmore Crescent 340001809NOR Hampton Poyle Oxford Road 340001809SOU Hampton Poyle Oxford Road 340001813OPP Chesterton Red Cow 340001813OUT Chesterton Red Cow 340001903OPP Cutteslowe Park and Ride 340001903OUT Cutteslowe Park and Ride 340003071EVL Kidlington Evans Lane 340003072LLC Kidlington Lovelace Lane 340003072LLO Kidlington Lovelace Lane 340003076OPP Highfield Brookside School 340003076OUT Highfield Brookside School 340003077OPP Highfield The Star PH 340003078MUC Highfield Maud Close 340003079CNR Highfield Swift Close 340003079OPP Highfield Swift Close 340003082OPP Highfield Danes Road 340003083OPP Highfield Orchard Way 340003083OUT Highfield Orchard Way 340003096OUT Upper Heyford Upper Heyford Shop 340003077OUT Highfield The Star PH 340003148CNR Chesterton Orchard Rise 340003148OPP Chesterton Orchard Rise 340003078OPP Highfield Maud Close 340003071EVC Kidlington Evans Lane 5 VOSA TransXChange Record Fixed Routes Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester Oxford - Bletchingdon - Bicester 6 TransXChange Diagnostic Report Diagnostic Report The document contains the following validation errors. Severity Code Name Category Details 4 Jp1 Timing endpoints. Intrinsic End point 340001805OPP of journey pattern section 2968 in journey pattern 2966 is not a principle timing point (PTP). 6 Dc1 Valid FileName Intrinsic FileName does not follow recommended scheme: Line_Operator_Area_ServiceCode_StartDate. xml. Recommended name is: 215_null_PH_025_20050717.xml See user guide for details.
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