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I tried this for Lisbon, Portugal, and found it completely ignores one of the two bridges [0]. So it makes we wonder how good this service is. [0] http://maps.
by Gys 6y ago
I tried this for Lisbon, Portugal, and found it completely ignores one of the two bridges [0]. So it makes we wonder how good this service is.
[0] http://maps.openrouteservice.org/reach?n1=38.757564&n2=-9.198647&n3=11&a=38.748243,-9.140093&b=1f&i=0&j1=90&j2=15&k1=en-US&k2=km http://maps.openrouteservice.org/reach?n1=38.757564&n2=-9.19...
- lars_francke 6y agoCould it be because three bridge is closed for cyclists? Seems to be working when you create it for cars. Either way it's probably a data issue and can be fixed if needed.
- Gys 6y agoMy stupidity indeed. Thanks for pointinng this out. I assumed cars was the default (I changed the Panama link above). Both bridges are closed for cyclists, but ferries cross the river as well. So the routing includes those, very nice!
- jka 6y agoI should have mentioned the bicycle setting in my link; Panama and the canal seem like a good example to illustrate how the shape of isochrones can change based on geographic and transport conditions (most cities will probably result in fairly concentric circles for walking, cycling and driving). Anyway, glad to hear that the routing takes those road usage restrictions into consideration :)