Speaking of the game Cities: Skylines, I believe everyone is familiar with it. So do you know how to plan the bus routes in the game? The following editor has brought you a guide to planning the bus routes in Cities: Skylines. You can take a look. oh.
This is the first area of the city, so initially only buses were running, but now the bus lines have radiated out rapidly from the urban areas you see.
Bus routes are quite integrated with the terrain. When you want to go somewhere farther, choose the long straight line in light blue. Closer to home, small loops over short distances allow bus lines to achieve maximum coverage.
This is also the starting station of my subway. I set it as my "center station".
It took me a long time to complete the black line, mainly because the mountains on both sides prevent the city from expanding too far to both sides of the main trunk.
Functionally speaking, this line is equivalent to two lines (as shown by the red arrow): if you want to go to the subway station, you can choose the appropriate direction on both sides to reach the shortest route. In addition, because it has a section of line parallel to the subway line, it allows you to complete the connection between the two modes of transportation without directly applying the ideal model mentioned above.
The green line is also based on the same basic model (although it is mostly outside the screen). To the south, it is the main access to a large low-density residential area. To the north, it also functions as a "two bus line" like the black line, albeit connecting to two different metro lines.
The above is the city: skyline bus route planning guide brought by the editor, I hope it can help everyone.
