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rovers and rangers: new interactive map

nag67

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I think the Highland rover doesn't cover south of Aberdeen or Aviemore, yet the map shows all stations to Glasgow from those two.
 
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fishwomp

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I think the Highland rover doesn't cover south of Aberdeen or Aviemore, yet the map shows all stations to Glasgow from those two.
That's right: they weren't showing like that last week (sigh!) - the gap filling fix I applied the other day broke it. It's fixed now (~in a few mins)
 

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speedy1

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Nifty site!

Would be cool to click on stations to select them, and then see a list of rovers that cover what you've selected
 

Mcr Warrior

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But that appears to be limited to one station which is more limited than what I was suggesting.
Happy to be corrected, but thought that the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website had a drop down menu listing most (if not all) GB railway stations, and if you enter or click through on a chosen station, it then shows a list of which Rangers / Rovers can be used there.
 

speedy1

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Happy to be corrected, but thought that the 'GB Rail Rover Guide' website had a drop down menu listing most (if not all) GB railway stations, and if you enter or click through on a chosen station, it then shows a list of which Rangers / Rovers can be used there.
I don't think you're understanding the feature I'm talking about. I mean, e.g.

1. Select 'Mossley'
2. also select 'Stockport'
3. also select 'Manchester Victoria'
4. See a list of results that cover Mossley and Stockport and Manchester Victoria

GB Rail Rover Guide appears to just let you search one station at a time, therefore you have to manually compile the list of rovers (not a huge deal, but this was a feature request about a different website, not a complaint about GB Rail Rover Guide.)

(I also think it's slightly uncouth to keep mentioning that website in this thread)
 

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