1 Example 1: Poles Both Sides of the Road with One Landmark
"Map taken from City of Portsmouth publication "Public Transport Maps"
Figure 01 - Example 1: Poles Both Sides of the Road with One Landmark
In Figure 01, there are two stops, on either side of the road in a small town, 'Cosham', with the 'Health Centre' as the nearest landmark.
- Both stops are named after the Landmark, with different indicators.
- The two stops are linked as a pair with a stop area called Health Centre' of type 'GBPS' (Paired On-Street Bus).
- Neither stop is considered to be at the centre of the locality.
- The two stops have been agreed as Principal Timing Points between the local authority and the bus operators.
Figure 02 shows the stop hierarchy - with the single stop area and the pair of stops.
Figure 02 - Example 1: Stop Hierarchy for Cosham Health Centre