OSMosis features
Plan cycle tracks and shaded walking routes
The OSMosis track planner proposes new cycle tracks along the main streets that have none, joined into one network, and shaded walking routes from each stop to the schools, parks and shops round it; you choose what to link, how much shade matters and the budget, and save the proposal as a report, GeoJSON or DXF.
What you get
- A connected cycle network along main streets without tracks.
- Walking routes from stops to schools, parks and shops, steered into shade.
- Transit-oriented development street checks in station zones, where the place publishes them.
- A report, GeoJSON or DXF of the proposal.
Questions
Is there a tool to plan a cycle network for a city?
Yes. The OSMosis track planner proposes cycle tracks and shaded walking routes for a study area and saves them as a report, GeoJSON or DXF.
Can it plan routes in the shade?
Yes. OSMosis steers walking routes into shade, and Access gives the shadiest route between any two points.
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