The new map link is located on the main page: https://seqtransit.henrus1.com/
Thank you so much for the stop data: with it, I've been able to create this
https://imgur.com/a/Za0jfi5A transit map, styled simply like a metro map, but with lots of information on bus routes and their stops.
Currently a work-in-progress, I wanted to emphasise the relative locations of bus stops in my map, because quite a few have the opposing bus stop 300m down the road. Where you might need to go to transfer to another bus - do you need to walk around the corner and cross the road? This ties in with labelling the Stops A, B, C, D at interchanges, and what bus routes pass them, that information is not quite readily available - even when you get to the stop you might end up looking at each Stop to see which one has your bus.
Also, the frequency of bus routes is another important piece of information: existing network maps view all routes as equal, when they are clearly not and there are many hourly ones only.
Being able to know the name of the stop you're at seems important too - at least when I started drawing the map. I would put in the street that the bus stop was named after, from that information, you can deduce the name of the stop. Some that weren't so obvious, or had different street names, I put in separate labels. There are still many more to fill in, but I've pretty much done the Robina/Clear Island Waters/Mermaid Waters area.
A lot of other things, jam packed in there, and I haven't even started the parks, schools, shopping centres layer, since that is how people can identify where they are, as well as the water layer too.
