However, when I try to get timetable information such as the following, I get the error message ‘No valid route found for 910GWCROYDN to 910GHGHI on line: london-overground’:
We currently don’t support the dynamic call to timetables for London Overground or TfL Rail modes.
This may be something we make available in the future but for now, I would suggest that you use the DARWIN Timetable function that is available from the Rail Delivery Group.
My understanding is that in the timetable response, the values timetable.routes[0].stationIntervals[0].intervals are static times rather than dynamic.
Is that right, and if so is there anywhere in the unified API where I could find equivalent static values for the overground i.e. average travel times between stations?
Is anyone able to tell me where I can find average travel times between stations on overground routes? i.e. static travel times, not dynamic timetables.
The static travel times are included in the Timetable endpoint for tube and bus etc. Is there an equivalent for overground and tfl rail? @jamesevans
The station intervals are, for the most part, static. However, they may change when there are revisions to the timetable.
Unfortunately, this is not available for London Overground or the Elizabeth line, but you may be able to calculate these for yourself using the timetable data published by Network Rail.
