I also updated links on NL-OV/PTNA - OpenStreetMap Wiki to the relevant analysis page.
Is there any way to order the lines in a numerical way (order is 1,2,3, 10,11, 20, 99, 100, 101, 200) instead of an alphanumerical way (order is 1, 10, 100, 101, 11, 20, 200, 99)? That’s probably very hard in combination with lines that have alphanumerical characters in them. But those are few between, so maybe you can order them as last (they are usually the night lines and the ferries … but in the case of Rotterdam also the metros)…
In category 3 (Other public transport lines) sometimes lines are included that don’t seem to have any geographical relation to the selected area, how come? The same goes for category 4 and 5.
Also, in category 6 I see some network values that I didn’t consider as they fall outside of the normal concession system. Do these come from the GTFS feed? Some of these are very much public transport (but not for some juridical arcanity) such as TESO (ferries Den Helder-Texel), Hugohopper (local volunteer buses Heerhugowaard), but sometimes not so much, such as EMA (Museum tram), Museumstoomtram Hoorn-Medemblik (museum railway), V&O (A touristical ferry), and sometimes fall outside of the Dutch concession system (Eurostar, Flyxbus).
For the entries with no network value: what should we do with:
- Local ferries 1 2, operated by a municipality
- Touristical ferries 1
- National rail lines that are “open access” (outside of the concession system): 1
- One that’s included is the “mandatory touringcar route Amsterdam” which shoudl not be mapped as a route=bus in OSM…
Edit: This is really great work, I haven’t had the time to look into it too much - very busy time work- and privatewise, I wish I could give this more attention.
Edit 2: I don’t really understand: is a match made between the GTFS feed and the OSM route and where are mismatches between them shown? Can you give an example?