I know all about Hopstop, but here's a Google Map where you can click on any two points and it automatically comes up with a suggested subway route. If only it accounted for the weekly weekend construction confusion.
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March 02, 2007
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Seattle's got its own Google-powered transit map, Busmonster. While living there I found it a good deal better than the municipal transit site, mostly due to ease of use. It also plugs in schedules and ETA, making the often-late buses a bit less of a headache. I wonder how many more Google-powered community transit maps are out there.
Posted by: Sam | March 27, 2007 at 02:43 PM