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We should bump this to around 80 miles per hour to avoid catching buses on interstates serving more rural areas.
There are many trains that regularly reach 120 miles per hour, some even 200. Can we pick a rather conservative threshold here? instant (or almost instant) stop-to-stop travel would still be recognised.
Summary:
We currently have the W004 threshold set at 26 meters per second (about 60 miles per hour):
https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/gtfs-realtime-validator/blob/master/RULES.md#W004
We should bump this to around 80 miles per hour to avoid catching buses on interstates serving more rural areas.
Steps to reproduce:
Run validator on feed with buses on interstate
Expected behavior:
Don't flag speeds unless they are very unreasonable
Observed behavior:
Speeds are flagged too often
Platform:
N/A
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