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Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
Be sure to get the tram/metro data straight. They come every 5 minutes, so this goes for fast and quick travelling, but you have to know when to step out to catch another tram/metro. I don't know if there are applications for this though, and it depends on your hardware/software.
There's MetrO, a great tool. Unfortunately there's no NIT version. I run a version on my Palm PDA. There are versions for Palm, PocketPC, MS Smartphone (that's WinCE, isn't it?), and a number of Symbian versions and more. But no NIT version.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the Palm version does work under GVM, likewise the networked updater tool MetrUp.

There's a web version though.
I gave it random start/stop points, output below:

Amsterdam
Aarschotpad Kingsfordweg (Tuesday 9:00)

Shortest route
Time about 21 minutes - 2 connection(s)

At Aarschotpad

Take Buslijn 19
Direction
Station Lelylaan

Get off at Station Lelylaan

Take Lijn 50
Direction
Isolatorweg

Get off at Station Sloterdijk

Take Tramlijn 12
Direction
Amstelstation

Get off at Kingsfordweg



Fewest connections route
Time about 42 minutes - 1 connection(s)

At Aarschotpad

Take Buslijn 19
Direction
Station Sloterdijk

Get off at Station Sloterdijk

Take Tramlijn 12
Direction
Amstelstation

Get off at Kingsfordweg

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Last edited by TA-t3; 2009-03-24 at 09:10.