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A city map of bus and train stations

31 points| transportguy | 3 years ago |cricetuscricetus.co.uk

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jakecopp|3 years ago

Great use of OpenStreetMap data!

It would also be interesting to see the distribution of `bus_stop`'s with shelter and seat (full service) verses just a pole. Maybe amenity=shelter or covered=yes - I'm unsure if they're usually on the same node or a separate node (within x many metres).

In Australia there's a considerable variation of bus stop quality. There might be some interesting insights into where the minimum effort bus stops are (council/gov boundaries? transit deserts? who knows.)

dagurp|3 years ago

The London tube very often follows the roads because in the early days they believed they had to and they could pay less to property owners.

https://youtu.be/4QQQ3NXxS38

oigursh|3 years ago

Do you just paste?

node["highway"="bus_stop"]({{bbox}});

It does nothing on my city.

habi|3 years ago

Use the 'Wizard' on https://overpass-turbo.eu/, paste "highway=bus_stop in $YourCity" and click 'Build and run query'.

This obviously only works if there are mapped bus stops in $YourCity in OpenStreetMap.

iso8859-1|3 years ago

Does OSM also store information about lines? When I click a station in Google Maps, it sometimes shows colored lines.

e4e5|3 years ago

I just quickly looked at it, and bus stops seem to have a tag with the line, might be spotty though