How setup for bus way?

[denny123]

I need navigate for bus, what needed for this?

[daniel-j-h]

"Navigation for bus" in the sense of transit routing? That is, do you have timetables for bus lines and want to optimize routes based on that? Or do you want to provide navigation for the bus driver, say, to prefer safe and still fast roads? Please elaborate!

[denny123]

All, but begin from only bus for men(in OSRM have only car,foot,bicycle). I dont know how setup for other transport.

[daniel-j-h]

The profiles determine whitelists / blacklists for road types, road surfaces, how to handle obstacles like barriers and access tags, and of course they determine maxspeeds. You can start by copying the car.lua to a bus.lua profile. You can the adapt for example the speed on certain surface types.

Here are further resources:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_tags_for_routing
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Map_Features

Note how OSRM does not do transit routing, though. If you check the OSRM-talk mailinglist archives there are posts about bus routing and transit routing coming up ever so often:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/osrm-talk

[denny123]

Ok, i must create my own bus.lua from car.lua(i dunno how). May be you have your own bus.lua?
And what mean global variables(access_tags*,service_tag_restricted,ignore_in_grid,restriction_exception_tags and other)?

[MoKob]

This topic has been discussed already. OSRM is targeted at street-level routing which offers a different setting than public transportation requires.
The most obvious problem is that waiting at an intersection will not result in benefits during car routing, waiting for another bus can end up to be better in the end.
For further information, please consult the already opened/closed issues like #1961.

[XavierPrudent]

Hello,
To reopen this subject. Given that OSM includes public transportation through gtfs, can OSRM give the real gtfs-based transport time when going by bus?
Regards,
Xavier

[danpat]

@XavierPrudent OSRM has no support for GTFS and will likely never have it. The routing information in GTFS is timetable/schedule based, it really requires a completely separate solution.

There are several GTFS routers available, including /~https://github.com/mapbox/nepomuk (which is working-but-incomplete).

mapbox/nepomuk#1 has a survey of open-source GTFS-capable routing engines, which is a good starting point if you're doing research.

[XavierPrudent]

Thank you for this fast answer Daniel, I am puzzled to learn that, as openTripPlanner can already handle gtfs information. I will look at the other routes, Regards, Xavier 2017-09-15 15:17 GMT-04:00 Daniel Patterson <notifications@github.com>:

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[mehdi1171]

Hi every one
I try to create my bus.lua file and put in the path but i think, i need setup another file such as "test.lua" and etc.
Can you tell me which files need to be changed and modify ?