Tag Archives: Google Maps

Mapping transit frequency online

Posted on 13 August 2010 by Aaron Antrim

Jarrett Walker at humantransit.org makes the case for frequent transit network maps. If you look at almost any street map, a map designed for motorists or to give people a general sense of the shape of the city, you’ll see … Continue reading →

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Google Maps feature watch: nearby transit stops in search results

Posted on 12 December 2009 by Aaron Antrim

Check it out… now, when you search for a location at google.com, if the location is found in Google Maps, and transit data is available for nearby service (read: on Google Transit and publishing Google Transit Feed Spec data), the … Continue reading →

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New York Times: “Everyman Offers New Directions in Online Maps”

Posted on 1 December 2009 by Aaron Antrim

I’m two weeks late now blogging on the NYT article from Nov 16 on crowdsourcing maps, “Everyman Offers New Directions in Online Maps”. Open Street Map has enabled users to make near-instant edits to map data, wiki-style, for some time … Continue reading →

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