Tutorial and AMA’s on Planning with #CitiesSkylines. I will draw up dedicate transit maps some time into the future. Least now you have a map to navigate around Layton City. The maps do not show the cycle boulevard so if you see a gap with development around it that will be the cycle boulevard. Note: Picture is 15mb and 15,000 x 13000 in resolution. This is Layton City in map form but close up:

But in the long run it actually saves money in building ahead rather than trying to catch up from deficit mode. Yes it means the cims pays a little bit more in infrastructure running this surplus mode. As urban development reaches the area the transit stations are activated for use. Cities Skylines allows you to “deactivate” transit stations so they sit in idle mode (while still be maintained to a basic standard). The infrastructure surplus model means I often have roads, rail lines and sometimes transit stations built ahead of the main urban development rather than following an urban development. This is because I follow an infrastructure surplus model rather than what Auckland does in following an infrastructure deficit model. One has to remember the City is still expanding so roads and rail lines that go to “nowhere” are there for when the City expands. This is an overview of Layton City in map form: One of the mods (Cimtographer) allows you to “print” a, Open Street Map of your cities on Cities Skylines. How would Layton City look on Open Street Maps?

Cities skylines maps overview