Hi, I've been mapping bus routes in my area recently. Some of them cover small settlements and, for routes to make sense from the financial side, are relegated to on-demand routes and stops.
When the entire route is on-demand, the tagging is simple and well-documented. For the case of request stops on regular (i.e., not on-demand) routes, these stops can be on the route or not, and thus need a detour. How should the request stops and detours be mapped? Note that a single route can have more than one request stop with their respective detours. My second question concerns both on-demand routes and regular routes with on-demand stops. I'm unaware of how it works in other countries, but in Spain, the stop request procedure in these intercity routes is to make a phone call or email the bus operator some hours before the expedition. Is it worth it, or is there any way to include this information (phone number, email address, x hours in advance) in the route or the on-demand bus stop? Sorry if the format is off or simply wrong; it's my first message here. See https://ibb.co/PTtFTrF for an example. Many thanks, @swaree
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