I can't figure out how to add a route from Bay Ridge to Clinton in NJ. That's my wishlist subway - got to Newark Airport from Brooklyn without going through Manhattan. Edit: Actually Clifton is in NY, and playing with Google maps there's ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ, except by going through Manhattan! So my idea wouldn't help anyway, unless they extended that subway all the way over the Goethals Bri…
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#13Finally, I will make a subway that crosses the park!
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#14For example: Selected: Black fill Normal operation: Color fill with 100% opacity Slowing down: 70% opacity Stopped: striped fill, 50% opacity At station: pulsing opacity
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#15I can't figure out how to add a route from Bay Ridge to Clinton in NJ. That's my wishlist subway - got to Newark Airport from Brooklyn without going through Manhattan. Edit: Actually Clifton is in NY, and playing with Google maps there's ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ, except by going through Manhattan! So my idea wouldn't help anyway, unless they extended that subway all the way over the Goethals Bri…
> ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ
I only see three bridges off the island. Can you walk any of them? Hoboken light rail in Bayonne isn't so far.Re: Show HN: NYC Subway Simulator and Route Designer
#16I can't figure out how to add a route from Bay Ridge to Clinton in NJ. That's my wishlist subway - got to Newark Airport from Brooklyn without going through Manhattan. Edit: Actually Clifton is in NY, and playing with Google maps there's ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ, except by going through Manhattan! So my idea wouldn't help anyway, unless they extended that subway all the way over the Goethals Bri…
> ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ I only see three bridges off the island. Can you walk any of them? Hoboken light rail in Bayonne isn't so far.
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#17I want to love this but the visual language makes it kind of unusable for me. Why not match the track and train colors to their line color (red for the 123) and then use different visual indicators for train state (stopped, at station, etc)? For example: Selected: Black fill Normal operation: Color fill with 100% opacity Slowing down: 70% opacity Stopped: striped fill, 50% opacity At station: pulsing opacity
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#18I can't figure out how to add a route from Bay Ridge to Clinton in NJ. That's my wishlist subway - got to Newark Airport from Brooklyn without going through Manhattan. Edit: Actually Clifton is in NY, and playing with Google maps there's ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ, except by going through Manhattan! So my idea wouldn't help anyway, unless they extended that subway all the way over the Goethals Bri…
> ZERO public transport from Staten Island to NJ I only see three bridges off the island. Can you walk any of them? Hoboken light rail in Bayonne isn't so far.
Forest Ave/Goethals Rd North to Bayway Ave at Mckinley St.
Edit: This could be a fun game - find the two spots with the greatest ratio of driving vs public transport. I think those two are pretty good candidates.
Distance: 2.5 mile.
Drive 9AM: 5-9 minutes, 11PM: 4-6 minutes.
Public transport 9AM: 1:52, 11PM: 3:34.
Ratio (using the average drive time) 9AM: 16, 11PM: 42.8.
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#19Very cool! It would be nice to have a bit more information in the readme about the project structure and e.g. how to adapt it for other cities :)
All input data and scripts are in src/data. Run the two Overpass queries, replacing New York with a city of your choice, and you will get JSON data on the infrastructure, as well as services. Replace the two existing JSON files, run the two transformation scripts, and you are done.