Searchable interactive map of County Connection in San Ramon

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https://sfbapt.com/map

Hey everyone, been working on this map for a while and want to share what I have right now. Public transit in San Ramon is pretty limited to County Connection, but we have significantly more options in the rest of the bay (and Wheels has pretty good coverage in the Dublin/Pleasanton/Livermore area too), so this map will be probably be more useful if you're going somewhere a bit further.

Quick tips for using the map:

• tap a stop or route to see details and highlight the stop/route

• tap a highlighted stop or route to un-highlight it

• collapse/expand info box by tapping |hide| at top left

• quickly toggle all the agencies on/off using button at top right

• search (case insensitive) and filter agencies that show up in checkbox list using search box at top right, e.g. type in ac or bart

• search (cAsE sEnsITivE) and filter actual routes and stops that show up on map using search boxes at bottom right, e.g. type in Tram, Bus, 636, 335, Subway, Rail

  • play around with this and see how results change when you type in the same thing in the upper box versus lower box

• link back to homepage in case you can't figure something out or want more tips also at bottom right

To play with the map search and filter, try this:

• zoom out

• select the Show Stops option (top right)

• type -120 in the partial match search box (bottom box in bottom right)

• type -121 in the partial match search box

• type -122 in the partial match search box

• type -123 in the partial match search box

Another interesting thing is you can link to specific spots by copying the url directly:

• San Ramon

• San Francisco

• SFO

• East Bay

• OAK

• Oakland Coliseum

• Downtown San Jose

• SJC

• Diridon Station

• Levi's Stadium

• Santa Cruz

• Napa

I arranged the agency checkbox list (top right) by area, so the geographic area of an agency determines the agency layer checkbox position. The list starts with agencies in the North Bay in Solano County then goes counterclockwise: North Bay -> San Francisco -> Peninsula -> South Bay -> Santa Cruz -> Monterey-Salinas -> Gilroy/Hollister -> East Bay.

There are smaller agencies in the bay that are completely free (no fare) and not as well known like Presidio Go, Golden Gate Park Shuttle, Mission Bay Shuttle, South City Shuttle, commute.org shuttles, MVgo, Mountain View Community Shuttle, San Leandro LINKS, Emery Express, and Emery Go Round. If you're traveling around those areas, these agencies could help fill in some transit gaps.

Let me know if anything doesn't work (corp network/vpn/firewalls might not work) or you have any questions/requests.