Hi,
The website of the Stockholm Public Transport company website:
http://sl.se/en/ is based on the OSM.
I do not know if they contribute, but the website is really effective.
I used it daily recently while in Stockholm, both on a computer and a
smartphone. The Stockholm Public Transport company is owned by the
Stockholm County Council (1). In fact, it is the most efficient public
transport system I ever saw, not only the website, but also electronic
ticketing, punctuality, etc. But website is a central part. Everything
is build around it. It even shows in real time minutes before a train or
bus arrives, also connections, etc.
However, the most impressive is that a bus stop is shown on the map
where it is really located. So I could find a bus stop without asking
passersbys. I mean sometimes knowing that a bust stop is on some square
is not enough, as there could be several ones in different places of
this square.
(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_transport_in_Stockholm
Best regards,
Oleksiy
On 03.02.2017 14:44, joost schouppe wrote:
Hi,
With the Belgian community, we're making some careful progress into
getting government to really integrate OSM/VGI into their data
management efforts. So not talking about background maps here, real
data contribution or community engagement.
There are some very specific issues and opportunities there. I believe
the Canadian Census is going that way. Are there any other projects in
this direction? Is there anything like a project catalogue around?
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