Re: [Talk-transit] Importing GTFS feed stops in Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Hi Alexandre, On 3/18/20 2:44 PM, Alexandre Oliveira wrote: > I remember reading it a few months ago that there was no restriction of > use for GTFS feeds, but I couldn't find it right now. I guess I'll need > to send an email asking for permission to use the data. As forming part of the

[Talk-transit] Verifications on route_master wiki page

Hello everybody, on the wiki page about `route_master` (http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Relation:route_master) there are listed two tags, that seem to be wrong. I was not able to find those anywhere associated with the public transport version 2 proposal and definition: * frequency:

Re: [Talk-transit] OSM Public transport tools

ant to list open data sources as well, here is Norway: > http://www.entur.org/dev/rutedata/ > > > > > > Johan Wiklund > Data manager > johan.wikl...@entur.org > > > > > www.entur.org > > -Original Message- > From: Felix Delattre [mailto:feli

Re: [Talk-transit] Naming concepts

Thank you all for this great input! On 01/11/16 00:02, Greg Troxel wrote: > "Roger Slevin" writes: >> I have watched this debate over the years - and I keep coming back to >> what I think is a key question for the OSM community ... if there is >> an existing robust

Re: [Talk-transit] Naming concepts

On 31/10/16 13:54, Greg Troxel wrote: > Felix Delattre <felix-li...@delattre.de> writes: >> I also like them. Thanks, Jo! >> But isn't "line" an European wording? Would an English native speaker >> intuitively understand the concepts of "line" and

Re: [Talk-transit] Naming concepts

with: https://github.com/grote/osm2gtfs/issues/30#issuecomment-257162677 How would a native speaker declare one term each for 1. and one for 2. that explains intuitively in human language the difference in concept? Thanks, Felix On 30/10/16 21:27, Greg Troxel wrote: > Felix Delattre <felix-li..

[Talk-transit] Naming concepts

Hello, I'm currently coding on a osm2gtfs script (https://github.com/grote/osm2gtfs) to make it work in a more generic way for more than one city (for which it was created for initially). And I like my code to be readable and understandable intuitively. Because we are all no native English