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My first successful "leaflet" multimap was for the successful [[OGF:Territories]] map. Since then, I have been making multimaps for many territories, including my own, community territories, and other mappers' territories upon request. If you want multimaps for your territories, you need to "clean up" your boundary relations in JOSM and then let me know, I'll be happy to make one.
{{Infobox Mass transit test
| titlestyle    = #aaaaaa
| title_color  = #009933
| headerstyle  = #aaaaaa
| header_color  = #111111
| name         = Transportes Tarrasenses
| logo         = Luciano_Logo_TT.png
| logosize      = <!--size of the logo file-->
| alt_logo = Transportes Tarrasenses Logo
| picture      = <!-- -->
| alt          = <!-- -->
| caption = <!-- -->
| native_name  = Transportes Tarrasenses
| owner        = Consortium including:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Tarrasean Government,<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Jessitim Transport Services,<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Caja Negra
| area_served  = Tárrases (all islands)
| locale        = [[Tárrases]]
| transit_type1 = local and regional buses<br>trams (light rail)<br>dispatch for private taxis<br>local and international ferries
| lines = tbd bus routes<br>3 tram routes<br>24 ferry routes
| line_numbers = <!-- -->
| stations = tbd
| daily_ridership  = tbd<!--amount of people using the network on a day-->
| annual_ridership = tbd<!--amount of people using the network in a year-->
| CEO = [[María Hhappenesorit]]
| headquarters = Nuevo Tárrases
| website = tbd
| began_operation = 1964
| operation_will_start = <!--planned start date of the first operation in future (when not opened)-->
| ended_operation = <!--final date of operation-->
| operator1 = <!--operator of the system (often differs from owner)-->
| operator2 = <!-- -->
| operator3 = <!-- -->
| operator4 = <!-- -->
| operator5 = <!-- -->
| operator6 = <!-- -->
| marks = <!--any remarks from the operator(s)-->
| host = <!--see documentation-->
| character = <!--overall character of the system-->
| vehicles = <!--number of transit vehicules (or bicycles for bicycle share)-->
| train_length = <!--number of traincars or coaches per trainset-->
| headway = <!--time between trains on the same track-->
| first_departure = <!--start of service on a day-->
| last_arrival  = <!--ending of service on a day-->
| system_length = <!--overall length of the system (route length and track length may differ-->
| tracks = <!-- -->
| track_gauge  = <!--track gauge-->
| curvature_radius = <!--minimum curvature radius (the diameter of track curves)-->
| electrification = <!--electrification of the system-->
| average_speed = <!--average speed on system (if known)-->
| top_speed = <!-- -->
| map = <!-- -->
}}


* [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/World|World]]
'''Transportes Tarrasenses''' (also called simply ''TT'' or ''Los Trantar'') is the monopoly public transportation provider in [[Tárrases]]. It is a consortium including [[Caja Negra (bank)|Caja Negra]] (a local bank and venture capital firm), the [[Mahhal|Mahhalian]] company [[Jessitim Transport Services|Jessitim Transport Services, LTD.]] (which provides the engineering and operational expertise) and the Tarrasean government (which holds final decision-making authority).
* {{Abrilleron}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/AB-adminlevel4|1st level divisions in Abrilleron]]
* {{Aorangëa}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/AO-adminlevel6|2nd level divisions in Aorangëa]]
* {{Ardisphere}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Federal Subjects)]]
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-adminlevel6|2nd level divisions (Counties and County Equivalents)]]
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns and Villages)]] - ''deprecated in favor of separate maps for each federal subject, below:''
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-CC-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Colonia Coreana (CC)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-CG-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Colonia Galesa (CG)]]  
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DB-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento Boreal (DB)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DC-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento del Centro (DC)]]  
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DF-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Distrito Federal (DF)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DL-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento Libertad (DL)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DM-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento de Montañas (DM)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DO-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento Occidental (DO)]]
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DP-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento de Páramos (DP)]]  
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-DS-adminlevel8|3rd level divisions (Cities, Towns, Municipalities (townships)) for Departamento del Sur (DS)]]  
** Historical Map Experiments
*** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/FA-FirstPeoplesLinguisticMap|Distribution of Native Languages (First Peoples) in the Ardisphere]]
* {{Balonis}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/BA-adminlevel4|1st level divisions in Balonis]]
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/BA-DF-adminlevel6|2nd level divisions in Distrito Federal, Balonis]]
* {{Belgravia}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/BG-adminlevel4|1st level divisions in Belgravia (Provinces/Districts)]]
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/BG-adminlevel8|2nd level divisions in Belgravia (Towns)]]
* {{Commonia}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/CO-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Constituent Regions)]]
* {{Goytakanya}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/GK-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Cities/Towns)]]
* {{Gobrassanya}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/GO-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Districts)]]
* {{Mahhal}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/MH-adminlevel3|1st level divisions (Kingdoms)]]
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/MH-adminlevel4|2nd level divisions (Prefectures)]]
* {{Mazan}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/MZ-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (States)]]
* {{Mecyna}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/ME-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Provinces)]]
* {{Rhododactylia}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/RH-adminlevel4|1st level divisions (Prefectures)]]
* {{Shadze-Ma}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/SH-adminlevel6|?th level divisions (Municipalities)]]
* {{Tárrases}}
** [[User:Luciano/Sandbox/Polygons/DT-adminlevel8|1st level divisions (Districts) - the ''only'' divisions in the city state]]


= Popups =
= Formation and History =


How is it possible to get the "popup" information on the multimap as in the picture below?
= Organizational Structure =


[[File:Luciano_Screenshot_Popupdemo_FA-ND.png|657px]]
= Services =


First, before running the script that makes the multimap text file, you have to edit your boundary relations (preferably in JOSM).
== Buses ==


While editing in JOSM, you add some tags to support the multimaps, as in the picture below.
=== Bus Routes ===


[[File:Luciano_Screenshot_Popupdemo_JOSM.png|811px]]
  Mainlines with express services
* 101 (''"Periférico Norte"'') Serpiente ⇔ Las Batallas
* 102 (''"Periférico Sur"'') Serpiente ⇔ Las Batallas
* 103 (''"Ejial"'') Nuevo Tárrases ⇔ Espadas y Cascos (extend to Faraón)
* 104 Arykkiyra ⇔ Aérodromo (extend to Submarino)
* 105 Mirador ⇔ La Tormentosa
* 106 Serpiente ⇔ Submarino (parallels Tram Gray Line)
* 107 Submarino ⇔ Espadas y Cascos (vía Sofía, Laguna Piceas)
* 108 Nuevo Tárrases ⇔ San Ajitófel
* 109 (''"CasinoBus"'') Terminales ⇔ Faraón (vía Juegos)
* ...
{{incomplete list}}


The three tags are:
  Other buses
* 218 Cabo Gordo ⇔ Terminales (vía Serpiente)
* 302 Serpiente ⇔ Faraón (vía Parque Podredumbre, San Caspio, Playa La Rata)
* ...
{{incomplete list}}


* ogf:colour - this is a hex color code to match the color you want this boundary relation to have on the multimap
== Trams (Light Rail) ==
* ogf:popup-text - this is the title of the wiki popup template (see below)
* ogf:wiki_article - this is the wiki article title, which, at least in my work, isn't always the same as the name used in the map (sometimes I want the display name on the map to show multiple languages, for example)


You have to create wiki popup templates to match the names that you placed on your boundary relations. Here is a link to an example:
The tram "Gray line" (really a light rail) was built in the 1990s.


[[Template:Popup FA.CC.ND]]
A single tram line, 14.3 km in length, currently runs between the El Estoque ferry terminal (southwest) and the Serpiente Ascendente bus terminal (northeast).


Once you've set these things up for all the boundary relations you want included in the multimap, I will be happy to run my monstrous Perl/Python script to make the multimap.
The line was originally built because Tárrases was trying to pivot to a more tourism-based economy, so it was an effort to connect the main international arrivals (cruise-ships, ferries and airport) with the main attractions, including the casino district (Juegos) and the old city (Viejo Tárrases). The system has proved popular however, with extensions having been added on both ends, from the original southern terminus at the cruise ship terminal and from the original northern terminus at the government complex.
 
A new branch line to the east is slated to be opened in 2017, with a subsequent realignment of the routes so that there will three routes, total.
 
==== Gray Line ====
 
The existing route (recently re-classified as "Gray Line" in anticipation of the new branches) has twenty stops, from northeast to southwest as follows:
 
* [[TT Serpiente Ascendente|Serpiente Ascendente]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/46378025 map]</span>)
* [[TT Politécnico|Politécnico]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45322739 map]</span>)
* [[TT Ixekkodew|Ixekkodew]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45322740 map]</span>)
* [[TT Parque McKay|Parque McKay]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223290 map]</span>)
* [[TT Gobierno|Gobierno]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223294 map]</span>)
* [[TT Mezquita|Mezquita]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223287 map]</span>)
* [[TT Espada de Bronce|Espada de Bronce]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223283 map]</span>)
* [[TT Juegos - Parque Nuevo|Juegos - Parque Nuevo]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223286 map]</span>)
* [[TT Ensalada|Ensalada]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223288 map]</span>)
* [[TT Catedral|Catedral]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223281 map]</span>)
* [[TT Universidad|Universidad]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223296 map]</span>)
* [[TT Piratas|Piratas]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223292 map]</span>)
* [[TT Gautama Azulejos|Gautama Azulejos]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223284 map]</span>)
* [[TT Aérodromo|Aérodromo]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223280 map]</span>)
* [[TT Transbordadores|Transbordadores]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223295 map]</span>)
* [[TT Cruceros|Cruceros]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45223282 map]</span>)
* [[TT Metropolitana|Metropolitana]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45610429 map]</span>)
* [[TT Cerro de Humos|Cerro de Humos]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45610426 map]</span>)
* [[TT Submarino|Submarino]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45610430 map]</span>)
* [[TT Terminal del Estoque|Terminal del Estoque]] (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/45610431 map]</span>)
 
==== Yellow and Black Lines ====
 
The branch line is about 95% complete at this point. The new line extends to Arrozales (<span class="plainlinks">[http://opengeofiction.net/node/46899456 map]</span>) and will open in late 2017. It may later be extended further eastward.
 
The current plan is once the branch line opens, the system will be re-conceptualized into 3 separate lines, with Gray being the original "El Estoque <-> Serpiente" line, Yellow being "El Estoque <-> Arrozales" and Black being "Arrozales <-> Serpiente." The newly adopted TT logo (above right) already incorporates this concept into its design, where the 3 branches form a "T" - thus the logo is an abstraced map of the system.
 
== Taxis ==
 
Both car taxis and van jitneys (shared taxis, locally called ''dinaleros,'' named for the old-time one-dinar fare typically charged) are all privately owned and operated, but dispatch is controlled by Transportes Tarrasenses through various dispatch offices, and a unified fare payment system exists that allows the use of the same electronic cashless cards as for buses, trams and ferries.
 
== Ferries ==
 
Ferries are of course important in an island country with several populated outlying islands. Ferries are unified to the transport system both in terms of scheduling and fare structure, as well as payment methods accepted. Notably, free transfers are generally allowed between ferries and buses and trams.
 
= Unified Electronic Fare Payments Card (''Trantarjeta'') =
 
== Use of Trantarjeta in other venues ==
 
= Public Perception and Criticism =
 
= In Tarrasean Culture =
 
= See Also =
 
* [[Tárrases]]
* [[Jessitim Transport Services]]
* [[Caja Negra (bank)]]
 
[[Category:Tárrases]]

Latest revision as of 05:28, 1 May 2019

Transportes Tarrasenses
Transportes Tarrasenses Logo
Overview
Native nameTransportes Tarrasenses
OwnerConsortium including:
  Tarrasean Government,
  Jessitim Transport Services,
  Caja Negra
Area servedTárrases (all islands)
LocaleTárrases
Transit typelocal and regional buses
trams (light rail)
dispatch for private taxis
local and international ferries
Number of linestbd bus routes
3 tram routes
24 ferry routes
Number of stationstbd
Daily ridershiptbd
Annual ridershiptbd
Chief Executive OfficerMaría Hhappenesorit
HeadquartersNuevo Tárrases
Websitetbd
Operation
Began operation1964

Transportes Tarrasenses (also called simply TT or Los Trantar) is the monopoly public transportation provider in Tárrases. It is a consortium including Caja Negra (a local bank and venture capital firm), the Mahhalian company Jessitim Transport Services, LTD. (which provides the engineering and operational expertise) and the Tarrasean government (which holds final decision-making authority).

Formation and History

Organizational Structure

Services

Buses

Bus Routes

 Mainlines with express services
  • 101 ("Periférico Norte") Serpiente ⇔ Las Batallas
  • 102 ("Periférico Sur") Serpiente ⇔ Las Batallas
  • 103 ("Ejial") Nuevo Tárrases ⇔ Espadas y Cascos (extend to Faraón)
  • 104 Arykkiyra ⇔ Aérodromo (extend to Submarino)
  • 105 Mirador ⇔ La Tormentosa
  • 106 Serpiente ⇔ Submarino (parallels Tram Gray Line)
  • 107 Submarino ⇔ Espadas y Cascos (vía Sofía, Laguna Piceas)
  • 108 Nuevo Tárrases ⇔ San Ajitófel
  • 109 ("CasinoBus") Terminales ⇔ Faraón (vía Juegos)
  • ...

Template:Incomplete list

 Other buses
  • 218 Cabo Gordo ⇔ Terminales (vía Serpiente)
  • 302 Serpiente ⇔ Faraón (vía Parque Podredumbre, San Caspio, Playa La Rata)
  • ...

Template:Incomplete list

Trams (Light Rail)

The tram "Gray line" (really a light rail) was built in the 1990s.

A single tram line, 14.3 km in length, currently runs between the El Estoque ferry terminal (southwest) and the Serpiente Ascendente bus terminal (northeast).

The line was originally built because Tárrases was trying to pivot to a more tourism-based economy, so it was an effort to connect the main international arrivals (cruise-ships, ferries and airport) with the main attractions, including the casino district (Juegos) and the old city (Viejo Tárrases). The system has proved popular however, with extensions having been added on both ends, from the original southern terminus at the cruise ship terminal and from the original northern terminus at the government complex.

A new branch line to the east is slated to be opened in 2017, with a subsequent realignment of the routes so that there will three routes, total.

Gray Line

The existing route (recently re-classified as "Gray Line" in anticipation of the new branches) has twenty stops, from northeast to southwest as follows:

Yellow and Black Lines

The branch line is about 95% complete at this point. The new line extends to Arrozales (map) and will open in late 2017. It may later be extended further eastward.

The current plan is once the branch line opens, the system will be re-conceptualized into 3 separate lines, with Gray being the original "El Estoque <-> Serpiente" line, Yellow being "El Estoque <-> Arrozales" and Black being "Arrozales <-> Serpiente." The newly adopted TT logo (above right) already incorporates this concept into its design, where the 3 branches form a "T" - thus the logo is an abstraced map of the system.

Taxis

Both car taxis and van jitneys (shared taxis, locally called dinaleros, named for the old-time one-dinar fare typically charged) are all privately owned and operated, but dispatch is controlled by Transportes Tarrasenses through various dispatch offices, and a unified fare payment system exists that allows the use of the same electronic cashless cards as for buses, trams and ferries.

Ferries

Ferries are of course important in an island country with several populated outlying islands. Ferries are unified to the transport system both in terms of scheduling and fare structure, as well as payment methods accepted. Notably, free transfers are generally allowed between ferries and buses and trams.

Unified Electronic Fare Payments Card (Trantarjeta)

Use of Trantarjeta in other venues

Public Perception and Criticism

In Tarrasean Culture

See Also