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Real time public transport in Vilnius: http://stops.lt/vilnius/#vilnius/map/en http://stops.lt/vilnius/#vilnius/map/en Select this icon: http://stops.lt/vilniu
by trymas 11y ago
Real time public transport in Vilnius: http://stops.lt/vilnius/#vilnius/map/en http://stops.lt/vilnius/#vilnius/map/en
Select this icon: http://stops.lt/vilnius/_images/vehicles.gif http://stops.lt/vilnius/_images/vehicles.gif, on the right, to show vehicles as bubbles.
It is real time from GPS transmitters inside the vehicles.
- karka91 11y agoKaunas has this too: http://googlemap.kvt.lt/google_map/ http://googlemap.kvt.lt/google_map/
- tychuz 11y agoBusses update their location only every 1 minute and website just sends a get request every 5 seconds. Not what I would call realtime.
- edejong 11y agoWhat would be real time for you? Every second? Millisecond? Or should we make hard constraints on the maximum latency (< 5 ms). Does the original site show the unavailability of data (within the original update frequency?). Furthermore, if it takes 3 minutes to communicate a delayed train, and your screen is still trying to create a make-believe of updating your screen every 50 milliseconds, is it real-time? I would even say that the 1 minute update is more real-time than the make-believe 50 millisecond updates.
- spurgu 11y agoTallinn as well: http://soiduplaan.tallinn.ee/#tallinna-linn/map/en http://soiduplaan.tallinn.ee/#tallinna-linn/map/en