Public transport fallback

Permissions: update_product

In the Public transport fallback section of the tenant settings of a product, a Public Transport Fallback URI template can be predefined.

This is a deep link to a website from a public transport provider in the product area, for example, the corresponding provider itself. If that provider has a web form for public transport requests, it can be prefilled with data from the ride request.

If there is a ride request and no vehicle is available, the user can be redirected to the prefilled form as an easy way to see public transport alternatives.

For better readability, this input can be structured across multiple lines. On generation, all lines are concatenated into one.

https://pickup.now\n?latitude=%{origin_lat}\n&longitude=%{origin_lng}\n

This is rendered as:

https://pickup.now?latitude=50.104558&longitude=8.649113

The following placeholders can be used:

Placeholder	Example	Description
%{destination_lat}	50.104558	Geographical latitude of requested destination
%{destination_lng}	8.649113	Geographical longitude of requested destination
%{destination_location_name}	DB Office Center	Location name of requested destination
%{destination_street}	Grand Central Place 77	Street of requested destination
%{destination_time_iso8601}	2019-07-19T14:54:26Z	Requested time of shuttle_departure in ISO8601 format
%{origin_lat}	50.10455	Geographical latitude of requested origin
%{origin_lng}	8.649113	Geographical longitude of requested origin
%{origin_location_name}	Frankfurt Main Station	Location name of requested origin
%{origin_street}	Main Street 12	Street of requested origin
%{origin_time_iso8601}	2019-07-19T14:54:26Z	Requested time of shuttle-arrival in ISO8601 format
%{requested_time_iso8601}	2019-07-19T14:54:26Z	Requested time in ISO8601 format (might be used for pickup/arrival)
%{requested_time_type}	origin	The context of the requested time (can either be ‘origin’ or ‘destination’)
%{requested_time_type_arrival_or_depature}	arrival	Same meaning as ‘requested_time_type’ but with ‘arrival’ or ‘departure’ instead of ‘origin’ and ‘destination’.