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Routing.
Overview
Usage
Shows walking and public transport routes on the map.
Rules
Show public transport routes in black and white, without distinguishing between modes of transport.
Base the public transport route design on the timetable's route diagram. Leave a gap between the route line and each stop before a transfer. Selecting or hovering over a route shows intermediate stops.
Show route sections affected by an incident as red dashed lines.
Show walking routes in blue on a neutral background. At close zoom levels, include arrowheads to indicate the direction of travel. At wider zoom levels, use a solid blue line.
If route information is unavailable for a section, show the line as a curve.
Position labels for starting points, destinations and transfer points above, to the right, below or to the left of the point.
Selecting or hovering over a route section can show additional information about public transport or walking in a pop-up.