One stroke per roadway, the whole network in its mode colours.
Every line drawn on its own, in its own colour — up to four side by side.
All lines
Click a line to show its route and stops. Neither town publishes a GTFS. Ruse’s timetables are read off the operator’s own pages and their stop names geocoded against the OpenStreetMap poles; Giurgiu’s timetable (a scanned PDF on the town hall’s site) names only its timing points, so those are pinned to OpenStreetMap and routed over the road, picking up the poles OSM maps on the way. The train comes from the community CFR Călători feed, cut to the two towns. Street names carry their Latin reading under the Cyrillic one, the way Bulgaria signs them.