
Add Rapid Routes To Your Maps
Do you want to add Rapid's routes to your Google map? Here are some instructions on how to add an overlay to your map, and the Google URLs where our route traces are hosted.
If you do not have Google Maps on your website already, you will need to sign up for a key. To add a map to your website, visit Google's "Hello World" example.
If you have Google Maps already on your website, we are assuming you know some basic Javascript and know how to use the Google Maps API.
Sample Code
/*
This is only sample code for Google Maps API V2
to show you how to add an overlay to your map.
It may not work if you copy and paste it directly
onto your web page.
*/
// set up your map
var map = new GMap2(document.getElementById("map"));
// adds the route overlay to the map
// you would replace routeTraceURL with
// one of the URLs listed below
var geoXml = new GGeoXml(routeTraceURL + "&output=nl");
map.addOverlay(geoXml);
Route Trace URLs
Each route has its own URL that can be added as an overlay to your map. The route URLs are listed below.
- 1 - Division
- 2 - Kalamazoo
- 3 - Madison
- 4 - Eastern
- 5 - Wealthy/Woodland Mall
- 6 - Eastown/Woodland Mall
- 7 - West Leonard
- 8 - Grandville/Rivertown Crossings
- 9 - Alpine
- 10 - Clyde Park
- 11 - Plainfield
- 12 - West Fulton
- 13 - Michigan/Fuller
- 14 - East Fulton
- 15 - East Leonard
- 16 - Wyoming/Metro Health
- 17 - Woodland Mall/Airport
- 18 - Westside
- 19 - Michigan Fuller - South
- 24 - Burton
- 28 - 28th Street
- 37 - North Campus Express
- 44 - 44th Street
- 48 - South Campus Express
- 50 - GVSU Campus Connector
- 51 - GVSU Health Sciences
- 60 - GRCC