Jon WorthAre SNCF's TGVs too big for Italian tunnels?
The answer: check a map
But the problem: I do not know of a public loading gauge map for all Italian lines
Can anyone point me to one?
Grazie mille! Merci beaucoup!
Guillaume Rischard@jon would that make sense to include in openrailwaymap? Is that information published elsewhere?
@jon tangent: have you see the new https://openrailwaymap.app ?
@grischard Yes! I am not sure if I like that interface better or not yet :-)
Bruno Girin@jon @grischard
I am slightly confused by the blobs on that map interface. At first they look like the extent of platforms but they aren't really that.
I am slightly confused by the blobs on that map interface. At first they look like the extent of platforms but they aren't really that.
@brunogirin @jon These? I think they’re supposed to make it easier to differentiate station areas?
@grischard @jon
Yes, that's what I thought until I noticed some stations don't have it or only have what looks like a default size circle. Is there a way to suggest fixes?
Yes, that's what I thought until I noticed some stations don't have it or only have what looks like a default size circle. Is there a way to suggest fixes?
@brunogirin @jon do you have an example? Probably tagging in OpenStreetMap
@grischard @jon
Two examples in Valencia:
- Cabañal doesn't show anything
- Estación del Norte only shows a small orange circle at the entrance (compare to the orange blob of high speed station Joaquin Sorolla next door)
Two examples in Valencia:
- Cabañal doesn't show anything
- Estación del Norte only shows a small orange circle at the entrance (compare to the orange blob of high speed station Joaquin Sorolla next door)
