Between the City & the City

Most of the exciting work this week has been happening over in https://github.com/a-b-street/osm2streets, but the results aren't reflected here yet

• another LTN color scheme update
• some LTN bugfixes

All over the everywhere

• LTN design overhaul: remove the zoomed view, simpler road labels, multiple modal filter types
• overhaul the LTN impact prediction tool: make it work on all maps, improve how before/after paths drawn, fix major bug with paths changing spuriously, add CSV export
• transform a simple case of dual carriageways into a single road with a divider lane
• workaround broken LTN partitioning in some maps
• fix color scheme when drawing LTN cells as areas
• show an icon for schools in the LTN tool

Patissoirée

(Still too soon for "Notre Damaged")

• rearrange LTN tool controls -- you can now view shortcuts by road
• bug fixes and perf fixes for scrolling and drawing road labels

strength in numbers

• major LTN color redesign
• fix LTN modal filters that were pre-existing in OSM data
• fix missing schools and other OSM amenities
• bad elevation data disabled in most maps (it never worked outside of Seattle)
• internal refactor to extract osm2streets code to another repo, allowing faster iteration and some upcoming related projects
• re-enable Mac binary code-signing

The (imminent) arrival of Rafael

• improvements for road labels in the LTN tool
• explain errors to the user better in the LTN tool
• prevent more illegal combinations of filters, one-ways, and dead-ends
• improved UX after downloading a new map natively
• fix some missing U-turns
• temporarily disabled code-signing for Mac binaries

Ska folding

• improve the LTN route planner UI

never underestimate sheer force of will and vietnamese coffee

• small LTN fixes: don't filter one-way roads or mess up undo with the freehand tool, highlight the boundary road
• LTN style changes: traffic signals, don't show stop signs or crosswalks, get the center line color correct in the UK
• create a second Bristol LTN consultation mode, with a special overriden boundary
• initial support for modifying one-way streets in the LTN tool (with many limitations)

It's Sunday somewhere

(It's really not, though.)

• revive an internal A/B test mode to keep simulations between two similar maps in sync
• new layer for pedestrian density
• improve the SMP scenario
• ltn: one-way border arrows, freehand filter tool can be used from either editing mode,
• simplify LTN cells around non-driveable roads
• introduce a Bristol consultation mode for the LTN tool
• export problem list to CSV, and make all CSV/GeoJSON exports work on the web too

you can't fall if you're already scuttling along the ground

• new UI tools to explore risk exposure and problems: click a person's problem to time-warp and watch it, show A/B test of problems per road/intersection, time-series of problems per road/intersection
• fix various crashes

My undoing, again

• you can now edit crosswalks!
• more realistic behavior of pedestrians at stop signs -- they won't endlessly swarm and cut off vehicles
• show a popup when the web browser version crashes
• change metric/imperial settings automatically based on the map loaded
• update Seattle OSM data (first time in over 6 months)