Interactive Bike Trip Planner
Select your start and end points from a Google map and a street-legal map with cue sheet and detailed elevation profile is prepared for you. By adjusting a couple of "knobs", you can avoid higher-traffic streets or take less hilly routes. I've only played with it for a few minutes and can see myself getting absorbed by the possibilities.
The site trip.atltransit.com is put together by the Citizens for Progressive Transit, an Atlanta-based advocacy group.
Labels: bike-commuting, citycycling, fun advocacy
posted by Jett @ 10:42 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
That is incredibly cool. Now we just need one for Bloomington, Indiana ... riiiiiight ;)
This is open source software, so it's just a small matter of customizing it for Bloomington ;-).
Oh my gosh! I didn't even notice it's open source. That makes it even cooler.
That is soo cool. Too bad ALASKA isn't into "progressive transit"
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