urbanMSP

All of the above is planned!

Working on an update. Now would be a good time to suggest new content.

Midtown greenway

Seattle is redesigning their whole system. For example, they are currently implementing improved bus-stop signage (bus schedules + line maps + real-time information). http://seattletransitblog.com/2011/09/0 ... top-signs/.
Where's MetroTransit on this?

How would the grade-separated Greenway line connect to bus services and the highway BRT service at I-35W?
Would the line share platforms the LRT at East/West Lake and Midtown stations?

My gripe with MetroTransit is that doesn't offer any frequency maps, their system map is a mess and there are no local hub maps. Also their branding is inconsistent.

LA Metro has one of the most cohesive branding systems in the nation: http://www.metro.net/
So does WMATA http://www.wmata.com/

Transit maps can be sexy and all, but let's not forget that in like 5 years everyone will be using a smartphone to figure out transit.

Pretty sure you'll still need a transit map 5 years from now. To figure out transit. On your phone.

Excellent suggestions. Thanks!

France Ave is undergoing re-construction this spring to create a more pedestrian-friendly environment. Traffic calming measures are being implemented along York Ave.

I'm 90% certain the dimensions will change. Might wanna hold off buying the frame for the time being.

Fantastic, thank you! Releasing a new version soon.

Thanks, m b p! You rock.

Does anyone know of a top-down view like the one below only with the latest design?

http://www.minnpost.com/sites/default/f ... lan640.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/1RI6AsS.gif EMBIGGEN: https://i.imgur.com/s7t2PZx.jpg - Develop on all existing surface parking - Develop Downtown East / Elliot Park as a live/play district - Establish "green" avenues along Nicollet and Hennepin - Building mini-golf driving range on the roof of Ramp ...

New video from the official channel:


1-hour-long gameplay video

Did anyone get and like/dislike it? $15 is chump change but I'm still pissed about the DLC in principle. I would wait until they release the offline patch: http://www.simcity.com/en_US/blog/article/simcity-offline-is-coming OR better yet, spend those hard-earned $20 on Banished instead: http://stor...

You still need the big, confusing transit map to provide further information about transfers/connections.

Edina somehow excels at adding density without walkability. To me it has always been completely suburban and auto-depended but one can draw a finer distinction I guess.

As a South Edina resident, I wonder if the location is appealing enough for anyone to drop $ 1700-4500/mo on a rental. That's $700-1500 higher than the average in my neighborhood. Wouldn't Uptown be a more natural choice for yuppie empty-nesters?

Preliminary ground works have started on the apartment complex at 70th and York