At time of writing
https://api.tfl.gov.uk/line/65/arrivals
returns:
{“$type”:“Tfl.Api.Presentation.Entities.ApiError, Tfl.Api.Presentation.Entities”,“timestampUtc”:“2019-05-06T15:29:29.5273206Z”,“exceptionType”:“EntityNotFoundException”,“httpStatusCode”:404,“httpStatus”:“NotFound”,“relativeUri”:“/line/65/arrivals”,“message”:“The following line id is not recognised: 65”}
On the TfL site is shows “technical problem” (which normally masks an error 500, I think)
The route timetable is similarly unavailable.
It is also absent from stops it definitely serves:
Stops only served by 65 give a “Loading Information Failed” error when you click stop letter:
Strangely Journey Planner still sees the route and uses it in responses.
Of course this may all be resolved quickly, but I wondered if anyone had spotted it with other routes? It seems surprising if I’ve stumbled upon a one-off issue. Non-availability of live data is excusable, but anything which indicates the route does not exist or is not running is more concerning.
Best Regards,
Dreq