Posts tagged: mobility

Range far and wide with Mapzen Isochrone

What's an isochrone? The word is a combination of two Greek roots -- 'iso' means equal and 'chrono' means time. So indeed, an isochrone is a structure representing equal time, and we have an API for it.

How Microsoft built an AR app with OpenStreetMap, ElasticSearch and Mapzen

Making streets more accessible to the visually impared using Microsoft, ElasticSearch, Wikipedia, Mapzen vector tiles and Valhalla routing.

Optimizing Your Route

Finding your way from points A to B (and on to C, D, E, F, & G) using the Mapzen Optimized Route service

Take the Bus, Gus. No looking back, Jack.

From the coast to the mountains, from the river to the sea, from the plains to the train, Mapzen is opening transit routing to the world.

Let's take a road trip transit journey to Valhalla, NY using Mapzen Turn-by-Turn and Transitland

By train, by ferry, by bus, by foot, Mapzen Turn-by-Turn and Transitland will get you there.

The new (multimodal, open-source, open-data) rules of the road: Mapzen Mobility

Introducing the new rules of the road, including the world's first global, open-source, multimodal routing engine.