Helsingin seudun liikenteen (HSL) liityntäpysäköintipaikat
Fintraffic LIIPI
From the dataset abstract
Note: Park-and-ride (last updated in May 2024) was HSL's service that has now been replaced by Finntraffic's LIIPI. The new service can be found at https://parking.fintraffic.fi/ (in Finnish). For more information, please visit https://www.fintraffic.fi/fi/fintraffic/liityntapysakoinnin-tietopalvelu-liipi (in Finnish).
Helsinki Region Transport (HSL) park-and-ride service provided information about park-and-ride spaces in the Helsinki metropolitan area. The service included, for example, information on the location, opening hours, capacities and pricing of park-and-ride spaces and the parties maintaining the parking spaces and their contact details.
Detailed description of the interface: https://p.hsl.fi/docs/
The park-and-ride service datasets were also available in separate dataset packages in the ArcGis service:
A park-and-ride facility is a set of park-and-ride spaces that are, for example, located in connection with a station. Kannelmäki is an example of a park-and-ride facility. A park-and-ride facility usually includes several park-and-ride spaces.
A park-and-ride space is a single parking area for either car parking or bicycle parking. In practice, single park-and-ride spaces are always connected to a park-and-ride facility.
Park and Ride is one of the solutions to tackle Helsinki regions growing population and traffic by encouraging citizens to leave their cars outside of the most congested areas and continuing their trip with public transportation. HSL Park and Ride application contains all the important information about parking facilities and their services near public transportation hubs. The application is used by HSL, parking operators, roadside displays and third party applications. All data is provided free of charge under the CC BY 4.0 license.
API follows REST conventions roughly. Resources are divided into collection and item URLs. Collection resources typically accept GET-parameters for filtering, paging and sorting items. Reading data uses GET-method and doesn’t require authorization - except for user management. Restricted modifications use either POST on collection-URL for creating new items and PUT on item URL for updates.
DELETE is not directly supported currently but the goal is achieved using e.g. a status field. However, if sometime in the future we need to delete something for reason or another, please prepare for 404 on a resource that has previously returned a result.
Somewhat contrary to strict REST ideology we provide all dependent (deep) information directly from item URLs. You need not get basic relations using nested calls. Shared resources are referenced using IDs (not URIs), and until HATEOAS-type links are implemented one needs to know and construct URIs using templates in order get details of such shared resources (e.g. operator or contacts). For most cases there exists an ID-based filtering parameter (ids) for collection URLs that allow getting basic information of all referred resources with single request.
Source: Helsingin seudun liikenteen (HSL) liityntäpysäköintipaikat
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Data last updated | 28 May 2024 |
Metadata last updated | 30 May 2024 |
Created | 28 May 2024 |
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