On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 5:46 PM, Cartinus carti...@xs4all.nl wrote:
The original Oxomoa scheme already contained a solution to your
problem[1]. It simply is not widely used yet.
[1]http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Oxomoa/%C3%96PNV-Schema#Bus-_und_Oberleitungsbuslinien
Thanks for
Hi
I think the diffrent between express and long_distance is that express
service do not stop at every stoppoint even it is the same network.
regards Jan
Am 28.05.2014 00:42, schrieb Teemu Ikonen:
express (97) / long_distance (70) / on_demand (102) / regular (299) /
school (177) / shopping
What about a three-level service scheme for buses:
Service=local (transit system bus lines)
Service=commuter (express commuter buses to the suburbs)
Service=intercity (like the American Greyhound bus routes)
There might be grey areas but it should be fairly easy to fit most routes
in one of
While you could call all intercity buses express buses. Not all express
buses are intercity buses. A common scheme around here is for rush hour
express lines that stop at all stops in the suburbs/villages, then skip
most/all stops in the city proper and end at the central (bus)station.
The
I just realized that for people living in a bigger country there might
actually be a difference between those two. There is however no reason
they could not be rendered the same (at least initially).
On 05/26/2014 05:46 PM, Cartinus wrote:
bus=long_distance (70 uses currently in the database)
I don't think we need a new tag. There would be a lot of gray area, where
do coaches end and buses start? The line isn't clear.
What would help is we should map the operator tag and then the renderers
should show the route or not based on the operator. Or different operators
could be rendered with
Hi
Am 25.05.2014 11:02, schrieb Janko Mihelić:
I don't think we need a new tag. There would be a lot of gray area,
where do coaches end and buses start? The line isn't clear.
What would help is we should map the operator tag and then the renderers
should show the route or not based on the
I added service=express to the coaches that we have locally, using a
similar model to that used for train services. As long as it's clear, it
doesn't really matter (it can always be standardised at a later date).
{Formally, coaches are quite distinctive - the wheels are attached to an
underframe
Hi,
The current public transport schema bundles local bus transit routes
together with intercity buses (coaches), both routes are tagged with
route=bus.
Since buses and coaches rarely are part of the same network, this
makes things rather confusing for users of transit maps like
Öpnvkarte. If I
