On 04/01/19 13:17, Andrew Harvey wrote:

On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 09:33, Warin <[email protected]> wrote:
I was checking the use by another mapper of some Qld govt data for
copyright when I noticed OSM has permission to use Static timetables, stop 
locations, and route shape information in
"General Transit Feed Specification" from 
https://opendata.transport.nsw.gov.au/dataset/timetables-complete-gtfs
as stated in https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Australian_data_catalogue.
That's not true. You'll see we have the SA Adelaide Metro GTFS through
the SA government CC BY waiver,

QLD's Translink, NSW's TfNSW, ACT's ACTION I sent waiver's but haven't
received them back completed yet.

Arr it does say "sent' .. that did not go through to the brain as 'sent to 
them' but could be interpreted as 'sent by them'.
Glad I asked. Better wording? "OSM has applied for" .. and I think you'll need 
a year :(


Stepping back, there are a lot of bus routes in NSW and they do change
over time, it would be a huge effort to map them all out, keep them up
to date, current and maintained (they break sometimes when people edit
the road network). Given the GTFS data is already open, is it worth
that effort?

Without them being in OSM they won't appear in things like OSMAnd ..

Things like admin boundaries break when people edit roads too ... people seem 
to think they are worth the effort.
With the format being GTFS it should be fairly easy to update .. provided OSM 
retains access.


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