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# EnturNo Binding
This binding gets Norwegian public transport real-time (estimated) data from the [Entur.org API](https://developer.entur.org/pages-intro-overview).
## Supported Things
As for now, binding supports only one thing `linestop`.
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### Entur Timetable
Entur timetable provides information about departures for chosen line/service of public transport in Norway and chosen stop place.
It contains informationabout stop place (id, name, transport mode) and real-time departures from that place.
**It is worth noting that binding is thought to be primarily used for busdepartures (can work for other supported by [entur.org](https://developer.entur.org/pages-intro-overview) transport types).
Two Direction channel groups are consequence of that assumption.
That will say that usually for stop place of a given name there are two bus stops for same line going in opposite directions.**
Each **Direction** channel group contains information about direction,line code, 5 coming departures, and whether given departure time is real-time (estimated) or not.
Entur timetable provides information about departures for chosen line/service of public transport in Norway and chosen stop place.
It contains informationabout stop place (id, name, transport mode) and real-time departures from that place.
**It is worth noting that binding is thought to be primarily used for busdepartures (can work for other supported by [entur.org](https://developer.entur.org/pages-intro-overview) transport types).
Two Direction channel groups are consequence of that assumption.
That will say that usually for stop place of a given name there are two bus stops for same line going in opposite directions.**
Each **Direction** channel group contains information about direction,line code, 5 coming departures, and whether given departure time is real-time (estimated) or not.
## Discovery