The Public Transport Quality Classes (German: ÖV-Güteklassen) assess the accessibility and attractiveness of public transport in a given area. This map focuses on the city of Jena as a case study, categorizing service quality from A (very good) to F (very poor). Additionally, the map highlights the population served by each class, which can be explored by clicking on the respective classes.
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