Briefings · A paired note for two periods
Seasonal Comparison Note
Two periods on the same corridor, set beside each other, so a holiday week is not mistaken for an ordinary Tuesday.
Who it is for
Planning desks comparing a school-term week with Songkran, the rainy peak, or a term break.
What you receive
The same stations and hours, drawn twice, with a note that says what changed and what was only the calendar.
Included
- One corridor and two named periods
- Paired plates for the hours you care about
- A written note on what the calendar did to the load
- One print of the pair and a file copy
Outside this commission
- A third period, which is quoted separately
- Advice on how to change the timetable
- Counts we did not receive from you
How the weeks proceed
- Name both periods Tell us the two weeks and why you chose them. Songkran, a school term, and a flood week are all common pairs.
- Match the stops We use the same stations and the same hours in both drawings so the eye can compare them.
- Write the difference The note says what moved, and it says when a thin morning was a holiday rather than a new habit.
What to send first
Label each file with the dates. If a pier closed for rain on one of the days, mention it.
Limits
Both periods must be the same corridor. Mixing a BTS line with a boat pier in one note makes a false comparison, and we will decline that pairing.
Next
Name the corridor and the two periods. We will say whether the files are enough before we quote the final figure.
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