How do you read the timetable?

X	=	The boat docks
-	=	There is no connection

1	=	States the number of the timetable (route number) and main route.
2	=	Period of validity
3	=	States the days of the week the route is operated on
4	=	States ship the operates on the route.
5	=	The first number (the two first) states in what timetable the routes final dock is.
6	=	Eventual letters in the row with remarks are explained next to each timetable.
7	=	States connecting busses, trains or boats.
8	=	States all jettys that are included in the timetable. Note that long routes often traffics jettys on rows with other timetables before and after the timetable that you are reading. You can follow the route and the timetable numbers that the ships operates on with help of the map on the last page.
9	=	States the carrier (shipping company) that operates the route. See the chapter Waxholmsbolget/Partners where you can also find the carriers adress and phone number.
10	=	Below or on the side of the timetable the remark letters are explained.
Color	=	Blue and yellow colors in the timetable columns marks that the route is only operated on parts of the period of the timetable or on certain days.
	=	Means that there is a restaurant or a cafeteria onboard.
	=	Means that there is a cafeteria onboard.