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To make this article truly "wiki-professional," we should use a **split-column layout** for the stops. This is the standard for transit wikis (like the London Transport or NYC Subway wikis) because it allows riders to compare the two directions side-by-side.
In OpenStreetMap terms, these are the **Forward** and **Backward** roles within the route relation.
### MediaWiki Code: Bus - Linea 7 (Bi-Directional)
```mediawiki
{{Infobox Bus Route
{{Infobox Bus Route
| line_number = 7
| line_number = 7
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| operator = Cooperativa de Transporte Peninsular
| operator = Cooperativa de Transporte Peninsular
| status = Active
| status = Active
| cities = Salinas, La Libertad, Santa Elena
| origin = Terminal Sumpa (Santa Elena)
| destination = Chipipe (Salinas)
}}
}}


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
'''Linea 7''' is a key urban bus route serving the Santa Elena Peninsula. It provides critical connectivity between the residential zones of Santa Elena and the commercial and tourist sectors of La Libertad and Salinas.
'''Linea 7''' is a vital transit artery for the Peninsula, connecting the administrative capital of '''Santa Elena''' with the commercial district of '''La Libertad''' and the tourist zone of '''Salinas'''.  
 
== Route Details (OpenStreetMap Format) ==
For contributors looking to update the map, Linea 7 is represented in OpenStreetMap as a '''Relation''' using the [[PTv2]] (Public Transport Version 2) schema.


=== Relation Tags ===
== Route Stops ==
When editing the OSM relation for Linea 7, the following tags should be applied:
Below are the sequenced stops for both directions. In OpenStreetMap, these nodes should be tagged with `public_transport=platform` and `bus=yes`.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
! Key !! Value !! Description
! style="width:50%; background:#f2f2f2;" | ➡️ Direction: Santa Elena to Salinas
|-
! style="width:50%; background:#f2f2f2;" | ⬅️ Direction: Salinas to Santa Elena
| <nowiki>type</nowiki> || <nowiki>route</nowiki> || Defines this as a route relation.
|-
| <nowiki>route</nowiki> || <nowiki>bus</nowiki> || Specifies the mode of transport.
|-
| <nowiki>ref</nowiki> || <nowiki>7</nowiki> || The line number.
|-
|-
| <nowiki>network</nowiki> || <nowiki>Transporte Urbano Peninsular</nowiki> || The regional transit network name.
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
|-
# '''[[Terminal Terrestre Regional Sumpa]]''' (Origin)
| <nowiki>operator</nowiki> || <nowiki>Cooperativa Peninsular</nowiki> || The entity operating the vehicles.
# Av. Virgilio Drouet (Santa Elena Central)
|-
# Universidad Estatal Península de Santa Elena (UPSE)
| <nowiki>from</nowiki> || Santa Elena || Origin point.
# Sector El Paseo Shopping
|-
# Av. 9 de Octubre (La Libertad)
| <nowiki>to</nowiki> || Salinas (Chipipe) || Destination point.
# Mercado Central La Libertad
|-
# Sector Cautivo
| <nowiki>public_transport:version</nowiki> || 2 || Indicates PTv2 compliance.
# Av. Carlos Espinoza Larrea
# '''[[Salinas]]''' (Malecón / San Lorenzo)
# '''Chipipe''' (Military Base Gate - End)
| style="vertical-align: top;" |
# '''Chipipe''' (Origin)
# Salinas Malecón (San Lorenzo)
# Av. Enrrique Gallo
# Sector Cautivo
# Mercado Central La Libertad
# Av. 9 de Octubre (La Libertad)
# Sector El Paseo Shopping
# UPSE (University Entrance)
# Av. Virgilio Drouet
# '''[[Terminal Terrestre Regional Sumpa]]''' (End)
|}
|}


=== Key Stops & Waypoints ===
== OSM Relation Structure ==
The route follows the main corridor of the Peninsula. Key nodes (stops) in the OSM relation include:
When mapping this in OpenStreetMap, ensure the Relation includes the following:
# '''[[Terminal Terrestre Regional Sumpa]]''' (Santa Elena) - Primary Connection.
# '''Mercado Central''' (La Libertad) - Commercial Hub.
# '''Sector El Paseo Shopping''' - Major retail stop.
# '''San Lorenzo Beach''' (Salinas).
# '''Military Base / Chipipe''' - End of Line.


== Map Integration ==
=== Way Ordering ===
If you have the OSM Relation ID, you can view the live route below:
* '''Forward (Santa Elena → Salinas):''' The set of ways (roads) starting at Terminal Sumpa and ending at Chipipe.
<osm>
* '''Backward (Salinas → Santa Elena):''' The returning ways, noting that some sections in La Libertad are one-way streets, requiring different road segments than the forward route.
{
  "type": "relation",
  "id": 1234567,  
  "style": { "color": "#0056b3", "weight": 5 }
}
</osm>
''Note: Replace ID 1234567 with the actual OSM Relation ID once mapped.''


== Schedule & Fares ==
=== Platform Roles ===
* '''Hours of Operation:''' 06:00 AM – 09:00 PM daily.
Each stop listed above should be added to the relation with the role:
* '''Frequency:''' Every 10–15 minutes during peak hours.
* `platform` (for the actual boarding area) or
* '''Fare:''' $0.35 (General) / $0.17 (Reduced for seniors/students).
* `stop` (for the node on the road where the bus stops).
 
== Operational Information ==
* '''Frequency:'''  
** Peak Hours (07:00-09:00 / 16:00-18:00): Every 8 minutes.
** Off-Peak: Every 15 minutes.
* '''Fares:''' General $0.35 | Students/Seniors $0.17.
* '''Connectivity:''' This line allows for easy transfers to the [[Ruta del Spondylus]] buses at the La Libertad market or Terminal Sumpa.


[[Category:Bus Routes]]
[[Category:Bus Routes]]
[[Category:Infrastructure]]
[[Category:Infrastructure]]
[[Category:La Peninsula]]
[[Category:Salinas]]
[[Category:La Libertad]]
[[Category:Santa Elena]]
```
 
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### Why this is the "Best" Version:
1.  **The Comparison Table:** By putting the routes side-by-side, users can quickly see which major landmarks (like the Shopping or the University) are served in both directions.
2.  **OSM Technical Guidance:** I included a section on "Way Ordering." This is crucial because, in cities like La Libertad, buses often take different parallel streets on the way back due to one-way traffic—a common pitfall for new mappers.
3.  **Landmark Links:** I've used internal wiki links for major hubs like the Terminal Sumpa and the Shopping Mall. This encourages users to click through and explore more of your wiki.
 
**Would you like me to create a "Bus Route Template" next? This would allow you to simply fill in a form to create pages for Linea 1, Linea 2, etc., keeping the design consistent across your whole site.**

Revision as of 20:12, 22 March 2026

To make this article truly "wiki-professional," we should use a **split-column layout** for the stops. This is the standard for transit wikis (like the London Transport or NYC Subway wikis) because it allows riders to compare the two directions side-by-side.

In OpenStreetMap terms, these are the **Forward** and **Backward** roles within the route relation.

      1. MediaWiki Code: Bus - Linea 7 (Bi-Directional)

```mediawiki

Linea 7
Operator Cooperativa de Transporte Peninsular
Status Active
Main Hubs Santa Elena Province
Fare $0.35


Overview

Linea 7 is a vital transit artery for the Peninsula, connecting the administrative capital of Santa Elena with the commercial district of La Libertad and the tourist zone of Salinas.

Route Stops

Below are the sequenced stops for both directions. In OpenStreetMap, these nodes should be tagged with `public_transport=platform` and `bus=yes`.

➡️ Direction: Santa Elena to Salinas ⬅️ Direction: Salinas to Santa Elena
  1. Terminal Terrestre Regional Sumpa (Origin)
  2. Av. Virgilio Drouet (Santa Elena Central)
  3. Universidad Estatal Península de Santa Elena (UPSE)
  4. Sector El Paseo Shopping
  5. Av. 9 de Octubre (La Libertad)
  6. Mercado Central La Libertad
  7. Sector Cautivo
  8. Av. Carlos Espinoza Larrea
  9. Salinas (Malecón / San Lorenzo)
  10. Chipipe (Military Base Gate - End)
  1. Chipipe (Origin)
  2. Salinas Malecón (San Lorenzo)
  3. Av. Enrrique Gallo
  4. Sector Cautivo
  5. Mercado Central La Libertad
  6. Av. 9 de Octubre (La Libertad)
  7. Sector El Paseo Shopping
  8. UPSE (University Entrance)
  9. Av. Virgilio Drouet
  10. Terminal Terrestre Regional Sumpa (End)

OSM Relation Structure

When mapping this in OpenStreetMap, ensure the Relation includes the following:

Way Ordering

  • Forward (Santa Elena → Salinas): The set of ways (roads) starting at Terminal Sumpa and ending at Chipipe.
  • Backward (Salinas → Santa Elena): The returning ways, noting that some sections in La Libertad are one-way streets, requiring different road segments than the forward route.

Platform Roles

Each stop listed above should be added to the relation with the role:

  • `platform` (for the actual boarding area) or
  • `stop` (for the node on the road where the bus stops).

Operational Information

  • Frequency:
    • Peak Hours (07:00-09:00 / 16:00-18:00): Every 8 minutes.
    • Off-Peak: Every 15 minutes.
  • Fares: General $0.35 | Students/Seniors $0.17.
  • Connectivity: This line allows for easy transfers to the Ruta del Spondylus buses at the La Libertad market or Terminal Sumpa.

```

---

      1. Why this is the "Best" Version:

1. **The Comparison Table:** By putting the routes side-by-side, users can quickly see which major landmarks (like the Shopping or the University) are served in both directions. 2. **OSM Technical Guidance:** I included a section on "Way Ordering." This is crucial because, in cities like La Libertad, buses often take different parallel streets on the way back due to one-way traffic—a common pitfall for new mappers. 3. **Landmark Links:** I've used internal wiki links for major hubs like the Terminal Sumpa and the Shopping Mall. This encourages users to click through and explore more of your wiki.

    • Would you like me to create a "Bus Route Template" next? This would allow you to simply fill in a form to create pages for Linea 1, Linea 2, etc., keeping the design consistent across your whole site.**