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Have you tried OpenStreetMap? You can add many details like the width and quality of the bike lanes, and many routers take that into account.
by n_plus_1_acc 2y ago
Have you tried OpenStreetMap? You can add many details like the width and quality of the bike lanes, and many routers take that into account.
- moegev 2y agoWhat does "have you tried OSM" mean? If I understand the thread, they're talking about the feasibility of "safe/annoyance-free" bike routing. Are you suggesting apps like OSMAnd? Or are you suggesting that they simply complete the map for their areas of interest?
- n_plus_1_acc 2y agoOsmAnd is very good, but also fitness apps like strava offen use OSM data. By adding more detailed data, you could influence their routing.