On Thu, 5 Jul 2007, asdf wrote:

On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:26:11 +0100, stephen wrote:

I think I must be living in an alternative London.

Every bustop I use has a timetable for all the routes that stop there,

Not a timetable (i.e. something that tells you what times the buses
come), just a frequency guide (i.e. something that says useful things
like "every 2-15 minutes").

Also, not terribly portable, unless you have a spanner with you.

a diagram of the routes, and usually a spider map of the routes in the
area and a map of night buses.

But no actual street map showing what actual roads the bus travels along
(and where you can change to other bus routes, and where those go).

I still reckon this could be added to the spider maps without too much
trouble.

And a variety of maps can be downloaded from the website.

The proper (quadrant) maps are now very difficult to find on the new
website.

And it *still* doesn't have the High Frequency Services map at all!

tom

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