Actually, GDirections would be a good place to start for plotting bus 
routes. Where the busses follow the Google route, it saves you entering 
lots of detail, particularly on twisty bits of road.

Once you've got a reasonable approximation to the bus route that way, 
you can grab the polyline with .getPolyline() and call 
poly.enableEditing() on it to make the final adjustments.

When you're happy with the line, loop along it with poly.getVertex() to 
read the points, then either GDownLoadUrl() the list of vertices to your 
server, or display them as text in another div on the screen where you 
can copy and paste them into a data file.

The same sort of thing could also be used to attempt to capture cycle 
routes. Use the walk and/or avoid highways feature.


A completely different approach would be to ride the bus while carrying 
a GPS device. Export the GPS track to your PC, convert from GPS format 
to lat/lng, and run it through a simplification process.

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