🔒 Creating a graph based on GTFS

[fervent kraken]

My goal is to make a large dataframe, based on a GTFS zip which would contain all the stops next to each other and vica versa (so if in a route there are 3 stops: A-B-C, it would give out A-B, B-C, B-A, C-B) with the distance (time it takes to get from another stop to another). I am currently stuck at the second part of this problem, I tried to approach it by creating the 1st part (just the stop names with their route) and from that I am trying to search back the stop_times related to those stops, however my code is just not working (probably optimization issues, since it has been runnig for ages). Could someone please help with this issue? Here is my code:

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[fervent kraken]

if you want to run it yourself you can use probably any gtfs zips, I used the one from this website: https://opendata.bkk.hu/data-sources

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