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You can use the GTFS that many agencies put out. There are a bunch of tutorials and tools out there to help; mainly people import it into a PostgreSQL database
by jimktrains2 8y ago
You can use the GTFS that many agencies put out. There are a bunch of tutorials and tools out there to help; mainly people import it into a PostgreSQL database that has the PostGIS extension installed. Here's an example: http://opendesignarch.blogspot.com/2014/03/loading-gtfs-data-into-postgresql.html http://opendesignarch.blogspot.com/2014/03/loading-gtfs-data... and another tool to help http://cbick.github.io/gtfs_SQL_importer/html/index.html http://cbick.github.io/gtfs_SQL_importer/html/index.html
- nevi-me 8y agoThanks, the data isn't in GTFS, and loading it isn't an issue as it's GeoJSON. What I'm mainly looking for is overlaying routes on a map, and being able to export that as PDFs once I'm done. There is Vector Tiles Reader plugin [1], but it doesn't render fonts on QGIS 3 at the moment. I was able to use it with a map server to add a vector base map, and overlay my routes and stops (although still missing the offsetting bit). [1] https://github.com/geometalab/Vector-Tiles-Reader-QGIS-Plugin/issues/211 https://github.com/geometalab/Vector-Tiles-Reader-QGIS-Plugi...