Introduce pedestrian pathways (pathways.txt)#75
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I think this proposal should also include a time and date band as some pathways close during certain times of the day (and certain days of the week). |
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@dbabramov Is this the spec for the Google implementation? |
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Closing this pull request as superseded by Pull Request #86 by Leo Frachet. |
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Hello,
I would like to revive an earlier proposal for introducing a new file for defining pedestrian pathways within and between stations entities.
Pathways will be used to provide more detailed walking directions and walking time estimates for passengers entering, exiting or transferring between vehicles within transit stations.
Please, let me know what your opinions are on this proposal.
Thanks.
Dmitri.