my Metro map app offline

About my Metro map app offline Android App

"my Metro map app" application permits the user to get Metro maps of urban communities and towns around the world.

This tram map top of the line application lets the user view Metro map for voyaging plans, destinations, What is truly great about this tram map application is that the user does not need Internet access and maps that are accessed can be stored in the favorites folder..

The absolute most noticeable components of my Metro map app are:

- Multi-Touch pinch-to-zoom where supported, or double-tap to zoom in, tap the zoom-out button to zoom out

- Batch download multiple maps in the background

- Choose where to save you map tiles (defaults to SD Card)

- Users can get to more than one hundred tram maps with one straightforward application.

- The application offers a SearchBar that permits the user to sort for the sake of a city.

- You can share metro maps by informal organizations or messages.

- My Metro map app is accessible in various dialects.

- few exemples btween 100+ Metro map : barcelone , bruxelles france , harian ,houston , istanbul , lyon , madrid , paris , los angeles , dc metro transit ..... and 100+ others around the world

For a man who voyages much of the time on a worldwide scale, MetroMaps is a need. In general, MetroMaps is the explorer's sidekick and could keep a user from getting lost when attempting to find that new area!


interesting fact about My Metro map app :

The primary purpose of a transit map is to help passengers — especially those unfamiliar with the system — to take the correct routes to travel between two points; this may include having to change vehicle or mode in the course of the trip. The planuses symbols to illustrate the lines, stations and transfer points, as well as a system of geographic identification. At the same time the map must remain simple to allow overview, and be usable by those unfamiliar with the geography of the area.

Stations are marked with symbols that breaks the line, along with their names, so they may be referred to on other plans or travel itineraries. Further help may be granted through the inclusion of important tourist attractions and other locations such as the city center; these may be identified through symbols or wording.

Color coding allows the planto specify each line in an easy way, allowing the users to quickly identify where each specific line goes; if it does not go to the desired destination, the colors and symbols allow the user to identify a feasible point of transfer between lines. Symbols such as aircraft may be used to illustrate airports, and symbols of trains may be used to identify stations that allow transfer to other modes, such as commuter or intercity train services. With the widespread use of zone pricing for fare calculation, systems that span more than one zone need a system to inform the use which zone a particular station is located in. Common ways include varying the tone of the background color, or by running a weak line along the zone boundaries.

Many transit authorities publish multiple plans of their systems; this can be done by isolating one mode of transport, for instance only rapid transit or only bus, onto a single plan, or instead the authorities publish maps covering only a limited area, but with greater detail. Another modification is to produce geographically accurate maps of the system, to allow users to better understand the routes. Even if official geographical accurate maps are not available, these can often be obtained from unofficial sources since the information is available from other sources.

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