michielbdejong/bogor-angkot-gtfs

A gtfs feed for public minibuses ("angkots") in Bogor, Indonesia.

bogor-angkot-gtfs's Issues

7a (white) Wr. Jambu-BTM != 22 Pondok Rumput

I thought 22 is 7a, but now I've seen 7a's that go between Wr. Jambu and BTM so I'm not sure if I'm missing that line now.

License?

Hi Michel, Can you let me know the license of this project?
Because currently we are developing a similar navigation app for angkot in Bandung, we've gathered all raw angkot routes in Bandung through service of 3rd party surveyor. I've done pre processing so it's usable in our schema(but unfortunately we don't follow gtfs standard) and ready for custom path finding algorithm.

mention how to zoom in

Where is Ciparigi?

Lines 07 and 09 are announced to go to Ciparigi, but from experience I don't remember them ever crossing Jalan Baru, they just go to Wr. Jambu

Get all colours right

Repair gen-gtfs.js

The gen-gtfs.js script assumes routes loop back on themselves (i.e. the first stop of a line is repeated at the end as that line's last stop), but currently they don't.

Add 'Did you know?' section

some diagonal lines are too long

for instance otista-roda to roda-1 (top-left in the loop) in https://github.com/michielbdejong/bogor-angkot-gtfs/blob/master/release/AK-11.svg

line 10 goes to Bantar Kemang

currently it's drawn to end at Sukasari, but it should go all the way to Bantar Kemang (although I don't know how it gets there from Siliwangi? - probably passing Sukasari in both directions?)

Line 07 is supposed to go to Term. Merdeka but seems to only go to Pasar Anyar in practice

Also, it seems that some angkots go to Jl Sawojajar and others go to Pabaton/Gg.Batu; I'm in a bit of a dilemma now whether to keep this distinction visible on the map (useful if you want to see exactly on which street to catch a certain angkot), or to simplify it (good for map readability / visualization)

Find a solution for lanes overlapping near streets

After trying to patch the problem by moving Kebun Raya lanes inwards, I now disabled lanes altogether, because it's just too messy where lanes are so far from the road axis that they overlap nearby streets. Maybe I can colour code stretches where multiple lines drive over the same road in some other way (e.g. route number in an arrow to indicate the direction)

Add arrows and street names

What do the symbols in the stop names mean?

Some stops have * and # preceding a stop name. What do those symbols mean?

line AK-21 uses different corner points on way south than on way back

See https://github.com/michielbdejong/bogor-angkot-gtfs/blob/master/release/AK-21.svg

Does 04A Cihideung-Ramayana fall under angutan kota, or angutan perkotaan?

Since it's green-green, I was assuming it's perkotaan, but have to double check, as Mark's document does list it as an angkot line.

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