> "n miles from me" becomes less helpful in London at 5 or 10 miles or so,
> because travel time depends on direction as well as distance. I guess the
> situation is similar elsewhere.
>
> I imagine there are services out there that provide geospatially indexed
> travel time. It wouldn't have to
On Wed, 29 Aug 2012, Alec Battles wrote:
"n miles from me" becomes less helpful in London at 5 or 10 miles or so,
because travel time depends on direction as well as distance. I guess the
situation is similar elsewhere.
I imagine there are services out there that provide geospatially indexed
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2012, Gadget/Steve wrote:
Having lived in London I have to agree with the qualifier that such
indexing is also very dependent on travel method - as there are some
journeys that are 25 minutes walk, 10 cycle, 45 drive by car/van (+ at
least 20 to find a parking space), 15 minutes o
