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In York Region Transit, for example, stops are named "X Street/Y Street". However, on Toronto Transit Commission buses, they are usually named "X Street At Y Street". Sometimes the two agencies use the same stops, so which one should I name the bus stop?

asked 11 Jan '20, 22:05

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In general use the name as shown on the sign ("the flag") at the bus stop. If this does not carry a name use your discretion (I'd regard the two options above as more or less equivalent). The tag unsigned=yes can be useful in such situations, implying the source lies elsewhere (e.g., in announcements on the bus).

You can also use alt_name for one of the alternatives.

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answered 11 Jan '20, 22:35

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