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Andrew Chadwick's Notes
Notes submitted or commented on by Andrew Chadwick
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| 3845326 | rskedgell | Bus stop on grass verge, access through gap in hedge via StreetComplete_ee 53.32 |
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| 4250655 | Andrew Chadwick | Some kind local mapper needs to tie up NaPTAN ATCO codes, oxf~ refs, and local_refs for the scattering of stops here. Basically, check, merge and/or delete as appropriate for what's on the ground and in public OGL datasets. I've done what I can for routing the S5. What I think are done, and only need dedupig (and ideally, the shelters mapping) https://bustimes.org/stops/340002015BPA
https://bustimes.org/stops/340002015BPB
There seems to be a ghost stop as well (no services right now). I guess it was associated with the shelter to the south? |
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| 4250654 | Andrew Chadwick | Check: does this bus stop still exist? |
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| 4250653 | Andrew Chadwick | Check: does this side's bus stop still exist? (The one opposite is still on the S5 route, but NaPTAN seems to have forghotten this side of the street generally on this estate... sic transit, Glory Farm bus routes) |
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| 4103528 | Andrew Chadwick | I guess it's a burger van. I've never seen it myself. Does it still come here? |
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| 4234428 | Missing building outlines (Randolph Street, Green Street, Galpin Close, Hawkins Street, Leopold Street) |
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| 4234422 | Missing building outlines along Divinity Road and Minster Road |
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| 4234424 | Missing building outlines along Divinity Road thru Southfield Road Road |
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| 4248731 | Andrew Chadwick | Missing buildings: SE of Southfield Rd |
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| 4201663 | jpennycook | motor_vehicle=designated is probably not correct based on the access on adjacent service roads. "Designated" is like "yes" but connecting roads have "no": 'A preferred or designated route for the class of traffic specified by the tag key, such as foot=designated, in general this means that there is a (explicit) sign saying something like "pedestrians allowed", or a pedestrian icon.' |