I had finished the inter-city railroaf system and the oublic transportation systems of Antalya, İzmir, İstanbul and Erzincan. While trying to redo a metro-line in Bursa I accidentally deleted this beauty. It also had planned projects in it that were painful to do to a resource search on and map. Had around 1400+ stations
It's me again with the technical questions apparently no one knows the answer to.
Basically, does anyone know what assumptions the application makes about vehicle capacity and line frequency for each mode? I'm trying to decide on how to categorise some very frequent but not-quite-metro urban lines and what mode to set my metro/suburban rail through-services, like the ones you often get in Japanese cities (and what the world's first metro was originally built for).
Every time I look at a map, there 's a weird glitch, where the lines, text, stations, and waypoints warp. It really messes up the usability for me and I don't know what to do.
Denton is a city in North Central Texas with about 175,000 people and two major universities. It sits about 45 minutes north of both Dallas and Fort Worth.
Texas is notoriously bad about public transit. Denton actually does have our own transit authority that manages three fixed route bus lines, a number of seasonal university campus connector lines, a commuter rail line, and an "on demand" system of for hire vehicles.
My map includes four subway lines and a redesign of the commuter rail line into a light rail within the city. This is rough and missing waypoints to make it smoother, but it's just a first attempt. And apparently expensive.