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That's cool, especially like that the parallel lanes don't overlap. I did something similar, but simpler, a few years ago for Hamburg's public transit "hvv" [1]

That's cool, especially like that the parallel lanes don't overlap. I did something similar, but simpler, a few years ago for Hamburg's public transit "hvv" [1]. Described my approach in a blog post [2]. Hasn't been updated in three year, so probably some lines are broken. [1]: https://hvv.live https://hvv.live [2]: https://franz.hamburg/writing/the-moving-city.html https://franz.hamburg/writing/the-moving-city.html

cheeaun 5y ago
Ubilabs did a 3D version here https://demos.ubilabs.com/moving-hamburg/ https://demos.ubilabs.com/moving-hamburg/ Tweet: https://twitter.com/ubilabs/status/1448271663041220613 https://twitter.com/ubilabs/status/1448271663041220613 Article: https://ubilabs.com/en/insights/potential-of-digital-twins-for-smart-cities https://ubilabs.com/en/insights/potential-of-digital-twins-f...
- fersarr 5y ago
  Pretty cool! But this is not live right?
  - cheeaun 5y ago
    hmm yeah, not live. Still looks cool tho'
felixguendling 5y ago
Nice! We also did something similar: Demo: https://europe.motis-project.de/ https://europe.motis-project.de/ Project site: https://motis-project.de https://motis-project.de Source: https://github.com/motis-project/motis https://github.com/motis-project/motis
benburwell 5y ago
I also made something similar for Boston: https://mbta.benburwell.com https://mbta.benburwell.com Mine doesn't show the routes. Originally it did, but it was too visually busy. I like the way you did it where the route shows up when you select a vehicle!