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Bus Route Maps
I am obviously doing something stupid again, but I don't suppose I am
the only stupid person in the world. Is this just me that can't look up a bus route map by bus route on the TfL site? One is invited to put something in a text field, with the wording "Find bus routes Route no, postcode, address, landmark or station" No matter what route I put in, even if I put in "route n", it takes me to number n London Road somewhere in the London area. Eg if I am looking for the 25 and enter "25" it takes me to 25 London Road, Epsom, with a map of route 406. If I put in "route 25" it takes me to 25 London End, Beaconsfield with a map of route 331. |
Bus Route Maps
MIG wrote on 04 June 2010 21:47:18 ...
I am obviously doing something stupid again, but I don't suppose I am the only stupid person in the world. Is this just me that can't look up a bus route map by bus route on the TfL site? One is invited to put something in a text field, with the wording "Find bus routes Route no, postcode, address, landmark or station" No matter what route I put in, even if I put in "route n", it takes me to number n London Road somewhere in the London area. Eg if I am looking for the 25 and enter "25" it takes me to 25 London Road, Epsom, with a map of route 406. If I put in "route 25" it takes me to 25 London End, Beaconsfield with a map of route 331. It doesn't seem to do what it says on the tin. The only way I've found is to enter somewhere on the route, such as Stratford Broadway for the 25, then scroll down the list of routes on the left side, unhelpfully listed in white on light grey, and click on the one you want. -- Richard J. (to email me, swap 'uk' and 'yon' in address) |
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On Jun 4, 9:47*pm, MIG wrote:
I am obviously doing something stupid again, but I don't suppose I am the only stupid person in the world. Is this just me that can't look up a bus route map by bus route on the TfL site? One is invited to put something in a text field, with the wording "Find bus routes Route no, postcode, address, landmark or station" No matter what route I put in, even if I put in "route n", it takes me to number n London Road somewhere in the London area. Eg if I am looking for the 25 and enter "25" it takes me to 25 London Road, Epsom, with a map of route 406. *If I put in "route 25" it takes me to 25 London End, Beaconsfield with a map of route 331. Strange - when I enter 25, I get a map of the entire route. I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site, www.onabus.com |
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On 4 June, 23:10, martin wrote:
On Jun 4, 9:47*pm, MIG wrote: I am obviously doing something stupid again, but I don't suppose I am the only stupid person in the world. Is this just me that can't look up a bus route map by bus route on the TfL site? One is invited to put something in a text field, with the wording "Find bus routes Route no, postcode, address, landmark or station" No matter what route I put in, even if I put in "route n", it takes me to number n London Road somewhere in the London area. Eg if I am looking for the 25 and enter "25" it takes me to 25 London Road, Epsom, with a map of route 406. *If I put in "route 25" it takes me to 25 London End, Beaconsfield with a map of route 331. Strange - when I enter 25, I get a map of the entire route. I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site,www.onabus.com- So do I now. Do you spose someone was reading this and fixed it? |
Bus Route Maps
On 4 June, 23:10, martin wrote:
I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site,www.onabus.com Should just be onabus.com -- gordon |
Bus Route Maps
On 4 June, 23:10, martin wrote:
I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site,www.onabus.com URL should read http://onabus.com/ -- gordon |
Bus Route Maps
On Jun 4, 9:47*pm, MIG wrote:
I am obviously doing something stupid again, but I don't suppose I am the only stupid person in the world. Is this just me that can't look up a bus route map by bus route on the TfL site? One is invited to put something in a text field, with the wording "Find bus routes Route no, postcode, address, landmark or station" No matter what route I put in, even if I put in "route n", it takes me to number n London Road somewhere in the London area. Eg if I am looking for the 25 and enter "25" it takes me to 25 London Road, Epsom, with a map of route 406. *If I put in "route 25" it takes me to 25 London End, Beaconsfield with a map of route 331. I have had the same thing happen to me whereby it tries to find addressess. You then try again some time later and it works correctly. I have no idea why it happens - my initial encounters with this "error" were in the very early days of the maps going live. I had assumed it had been fixed. -- Paul C via Google |
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On 8 June, 16:21, Ian Jelf wrote:
In message skqPn.83499$QF7.39237@hurricane, Richard J. writes wrote on 06 June 2010 19:07:14 ... On 4 June, 23:10, *wrote: I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site,www.onabus.com URL should read *http://onabus.com/ I've just tried entering two routes (27 and 391) and it doesn't seem to know about them. *"No stops found for this route". *Does the site do anything useful? They (and any others I've tried) both work for me (In Chrome if that makes any difference). They work for me in IE8. |
Bus Route Maps
MIG wrote on 08 June 2010 17:48:57 ...
On 8 June, 16:21, Ian wrote: In messageskqPn.83499$QF7.39237@hurricane, Richard J. writes wrote on 06 June 2010 19:07:14 ... On 4 June, 23:10, wrote: I do find the site a bit tricky to use, though. You may have more luck with an unofficial site,www.onabus.com URL should read http://onabus.com/ I've just tried entering two routes (27 and 391) and it doesn't seem to know about them. "No stops found for this route". Does the site do anything useful? They (and any others I've tried) both work for me (In Chrome if that makes any difference). They work for me in IE8. It's now working for me in IE8, which it wasn't earlier today. -- Richard J. (to email me, swap 'uk' and 'yon' in address) |
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