Bernie_HERE

Hi,
Im interested to understand the update frequency of this dataset?
Thanks,
Bernice

hcassidy

Speed Zones data updated to include December 2020 figures.

hcassidy

Speed Zones data updated as of 12 March 2021.

hcassidy

New resource added - Historic Zone Line Layer.

cameron.g

I can’t get this data to work in either Map Viewer or Scene Viewer following the link:
Speed zones can also be visualised using the NSW Government Spatial Collaboration Portal: https://portal.spatial.nsw.gov.au/portal/home/item.html?id=34b15ccf150d4…

I get the error message:
The layer, TfNSW Speed Zones Public, cannot be added to the map.

Is this feature currently live for public access?

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jyoung6

Hi @cameron.g,

Thanks for reporting this. This appears to be an issue with the Spatial Collaboration Portal. This is not managed by TfNSW Open Data. I’ve reached out to them and will keep you posted. In the meanwhile the Speed Zones data resource on the Open Data Hub is fine if you are able to use that.

Regards,
Julie

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jyoung6

Hi @cameron.g,

The spatial portal has been fixed now. Thanks again for letting us know.

Regards,
Julie

paul

Where the data contains an incorrect road speed limit, is there a method of submitting the road segment and speed limit for review, or for submitting the correct speed limit?

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kevina

Hi Paul,

Your best bet is to contact Transport for NSW via their feedback form below (Report an issue->Roads)

Regards,
Kevin

jane.b

Hi,

I’m experiencing the same issue as user cameron.g in Nov’21. Issue Description:

I can’t get this data to work in either Map Viewer or Scene Viewer following the link:
Speed zones can also be visualised using the NSW Government Spatial Collaboration Portal: https://portal.spatial.nsw.gov.au/portal/home/item.html?id=34b15ccf150d4…

I get the error message:
The layer, TfNSW Speed Zones Public, cannot be added to the map.

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DonnaM

Good Morning

My team are also encountering the same error.

Is a fix being investigated?

Thank you

Marcie

Hi @jane.b and @DonnaM ,

I’ll message them and let you know how I get on.

Cheers,
Marcela

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DonnaM

Hi Marcie

Were you able to get a response?

The error is still present.

Thank you
Donna

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Marcie

Hi All,

the issue is on Dep Customer Service (DCS) side. They are currently investigating and we should get an update soon.

Cheers,
Marcela

zeahEE

I’ve received the email regarding the change over of the platform in August, but is there anything that can be used in the mean time for speed zone information?

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Marcie

Hi @zeahEE ,
yes you should be able to use the data for speed zones. We are still waiting for the spatial portal to be updated but the shapfiles are available to download.

Thanks,
Marcela

Marcie

Please be advised that we will be removing the link to the NSW Government spatial collaboration portal on the Speed Zones page, which is still not working.

Open Data and Innovation are working with TfNSW Geospatial team to include this data in a TfNSW spatial portal. No ETA just yet.

consat

Hey, I am having trouble with the updated school zone data

I contains same reference twice an example (there are more):
“SZ_ZONE_ID”: “29835”

OBJECTID/index 37 & 60
“SCL_NAME”: “URANQUINTY PUBLIC SCHOOL”,
vs
“SCL_NAME”: “COLLINGULLIE PUBLIC SCHOOL”,

Anyone I can talk to i.e. a bug you will fix or how to create stable key?

SZ_ZONE_ID - TfNSW identification of the Zone

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balaji_srm

Hello,
I have taken that to the source team and will get back to you on the SZ_ZONE_ID data

regards
Balaji

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balaji_srm

Hello,

The school zones data available on Open Data is based on each school, and I believe this was requested by a specific group within the TfNSW cluster.

However, in some instances, a single school zone (ID) may cover one or more schools (one-to-many relationship). In such cases, the school zone ID will be the same for those schools.

On the other hand, our actual speed zone data, which is also available on Open Data, does not contain any duplicate zone IDs.
Users can download the speed zone data and apply a filter with zone_type = school to export the school zone data without duplicates.

Let me know if you need more information.

Regards,
Balaji Subramanium
Open Data Systems

sbraines

Hi. Would it be possible for the Speed Zones dataset (e.g SHP format) to include identifiers for each feature? I notice that the Historic Zone Line Layer includes an ObjectID and a SZ_ZONE_ID for each feature. Could this be added to the Speed Zones dataset? Two main use cases for the identifiers would be to be able to detect updated features when a new version of the dataset is published, and to help with the reporting of data errors, as the specific feature/object could be referenced.