Every turn of this sector’s routes, gathered into one driving plan. Tick off what you have driven and note where the signs and tricky spots are.
Without the bot
With the bot
Driving every route takes long. These few together cover the most streets, turns and U-turns in the sector — start with them. Computed over all combinations, recalculated on every build.
The sequences are exactly as in the PDF, each with its own navigation in parts and a link to the original map. U-turns sit in the chain in their places and are labelled. Notes are kept in this device’s browser.
Routes 1 and 2 are the sample: their PDF map and track are open to all. The other maps and tracks, the grand tour and the signs layer open with the link from the bot.
The name links to the map, so you can see where the street runs. Next to it — in how many of the sector’s routes it appears. The top six show up in almost every route: they deserve the most time.
ASP’s own maps, recompressed to load fast: 250 KB instead of 3 MB, with the text still vector. Next to them — the tracks for your navigator and the layer of lights, crossings and roundabouts along the routes.
The layer is built from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) along the routes and extended with our own marks. It is a hint, not a map of road signs: crossings, lights and roundabouts are mapped well, the signs themselves only here and there. ASP publishes no such layer at all.