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Basics: The Case for Frequency Mapping — Human Transit
http://humantransit.org/2010/08/basics-the-case-for-frequency-mapping.html
The professional blog of public transit consultant Jarrett Walker. Basics: The Case for Frequency Mapping. August 6, 2010. Transit agencies put a lot of money and effort into network maps, but are these maps really doing the job in helping people understand their travel options? Over two years after this post was published, and a year after a similar argument appeared in Chapter 7 of my book. For example, uses simple line-weight and color to visually distinguish three classes of road: (a) freeways, (b) l...
zoltanconnell.blogspot.com
Zoltán Connell: About the title
http://zoltanconnell.blogspot.com/2010/10/test.html
Skips 49 St at all times. Friday, 15 October 2010. 07:33 — Zoltán. Under creative commons license. Refers to the fact, posted prominently on signs in nearby stations of the New York City Subway's BMT Broadway line, that the Q train. 49th Street at all times. It is linked to. Which described the Broadway line up until earlier this year, when the Q was withdrawn. This invokes a few things, which have caused my to use it as the name for my blog. If and when finally the 2nd Avenue line in Manhattan is built,...
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Zoltán Connell: About me
http://zoltanconnell.blogspot.com/2010/10/about-me.html
Skips 49 St at all times. Saturday, 16 October 2010. 08:16 — Zoltán. Burley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. I'm in the final stages of a BA in Human Geography major with Transport Planning minor at the University of Leeds. I share a crap house from a questionable landlord and I enjoy American fiction from the 20th Century, strange indie music and things related to Nordic countries (and I enjoy very much when the latter two things are combined, creating Dungen, Seabear,. Tv-resistori and so forth).