first draft routing #57
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First draft of the Drive/Transit Times section of mapping guide. I realized as I worked on this that there is a lot one could cover in this section, so I tried to do my best to cover the essentials without making it too long (which I likely did anyways!).
I'd love your feedback on if there is anything else you think I should include/elaborate on in this section or anything to cut - I'd be happy to use some of the "short version"/"long version" elements you have in other sections.
Additionally, I opted not to execute any of the code chunks I had in this section as the setup for OTP is pretty time and memory intensive, so I didn't want that to have to be run every time someone knits this document. That said, I'm happy to rethink that or think about how to include the output of the routing analysis (perhaps by reading in a csv of the output).
Thanks so much for your feedback and please let me know if you have any questions!