On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
> Antony Pegg write:
> > just a quick note - we've added bicycle and pedestrian routing options
> > to the MapQuest Open sites
>
> This will no doubt provoke the usual tirade of "but but but but", so can I
> just step in here and post an unq
*Like*
The bicycle router picks almost the exact route I take to work when I
tell it to avoid hills.
One thing I've noticed is that starting and ending positions are kind
of weird when they involve a building polygon. I'm guessing buildings
are reduced to a centroid point in the routing engine an
Antony Pegg write:
> just a quick note - we've added bicycle and pedestrian routing options
> to the MapQuest Open sites
This will no doubt provoke the usual tirade of "but but but but", so can I
just step in here and post an unqualified "awesome". :)
cheers
Richard
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On 3/4/2011 9:04 AM, Antony Pegg wrote:
HI all,
just a quick note - we've added bicycle and pedestrian routing options
to the MapQuest Open sites
more details here:
http://blog.mapquest.com/2011/03/03/open-routing-options-expanded/
It likes to use sidewalks (footways) to avoid one-way restric
HI all,
just a quick note - we've added bicycle and pedestrian routing options to
the MapQuest Open sites
more details here:
http://blog.mapquest.com/2011/03/03/open-routing-options-expanded/
couple known things:
- We've already discovered highway=bridleway not included - we've updated
the base
At 2011-03-03 21:16, PJ Houser wrote:
...
If feature exists in OSM but is incorrect, either in tags, directionality,
or geometry:
- make sure to maintain OSM tags while adding jurisdictional tags
(copy/paste from OSM to jurisdictional, then copy/paste all tags from
jurisdictional to OSM)
Do
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