u/midgril

https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/39.46838/110.26587

I couldn't find information on road or place names so the map looks pretty bland atm but I hope it's good enough

I got some smaller improvement ideas and visual fixes I'd love to see in Starnote:

1. When writing a text and going down a few lines, the cursor starts to become misaligned and makes it look a bit weird (see image)

2. Make dashes become bullet points when typing, numbers become ordered lists

3. When typing ->, <=> or other symbols, make the text get transformed into an arrow icon, eventually common symbol combinations like <3, :), etc. being transformed into emojis as well

Made this map to visualize the frequency of the Zurich S-Bahn. Compared to my prior post, I added all missing lines of the network, as well as selected long distance train lines.

The map now features all 32 S-Bahn lines in the canton of Zurich (30 heavy rail and 2 light rail lines) on their full length, as well as all long distance railway lines having 2 or more stops in the area. The main feature of the map are the departure times at every station. While there are still some exceptions, the shown times are still very accurate and could definitely help navigating the network a bit better.

This map could be extended to show every line in the country, which I might do in the future but for the moment I think I'm done with this.

Made with inkscape

note: this is only a small section of the entire Zurich S-Bahn

Made this map to visualize the frequency on some lines of the Zurich S-Bahn. The map currently only includes all lines stopping at Zurich's Oerlikon station, Switzerland's 8th busiest station and the 2nd busiest in the city of Zurich. Eventually I will extend it to at least the city borders, this is only a small sketch of how it could look like.

Made with inkscape

Inspired by one of my older works, I decided to make a diagram of a corridor again. The Rákóczi/Thököly/Csömöri út corridor is one of the most used bus corridors in the city, with about 30-40 buses per hour per direction.

Due to the very high number of passengers, there are plans to extend subway line M4 from Keleti pályaudvar all the way to Bosnyák tér, and long term visions even suggest letting it run all the way to Újpalota, where the current bus lines terminate as well.

I think the many different stopping patterns and parallel routings make for a pretty clean map and I'm very happy about the results.

Made with inkscape

Seeing how difficult it is to read and understand the original map of Breda's public transport, despite the network not being too bad (from what I heard), I decided to make my own version. It includes every city and regional bus line, as well as the information you expect from a normal map.

Note that I am not familiar with the city at all and there might be some issues with the map. If you see any issues, let me know!

Seeing YannisGT's map of Breda, which is over a year old and, besides the city's original map (which i absolutely dislike) the only one I could find, I decided to make my own version. The design is inspired by my recent post, graciosa island's bus map.

Made with inkscape.

I haven't really made a map in a longer time, as I've been mapping the island of Graciosa on the Azores on Openstreetmaps. To finish that project, I decided to visualize the island's (not all too great) bus network.

Made with inkscape

I want to make a public transport map. There are two lines going from the straight section into the half circle. However, I don't get how to make the corner connecting the two pieces look good. Also, despite the same spacing on both sections, the lines aren't parallel in the corner, no matter how hard I try. What am I doing wrong?

today was my first time actually going to a place to note all missing information in OSM and marking it on the map afterwards, and even though this took many hours, I actually think it was really fun!

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