What’s new — 2026-09-24

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Routes & Transport Map: stop-card redesign, smarter address grouping, and large import fixes

Redesigned stop cards: Stop cards throughout the route-building and hub-matching flows have a fresh new look, making it easier to read and act on stop details at a glance.
Address grouping in the import wizard: When importing routes, terminal entries are now grouped by address rather than by raw name — duplicate and near-duplicate stops are much easier to spot and resolve.
Compare stops on the main map: You can now compare stop locations directly on the main map instead of in a separate popup dialog, keeping you in context while you work.
Connected-hub popups on the Transport Map: Selecting a route on the Transport Map now shows mini-popups for all connected hubs, giving you a quick overview without leaving the map.
Large CSV imports now complete reliably: A bug was causing large route CSV files to be silently cut off part-way through the import. This is now fixed — your full file will be imported every time.
Clearer hub-mapping label: The "Map to node" option has been renamed to "Map to hub", and you can now create a new hub directly from the picker without navigating away.
Route imports no longer blocked by unresolved stops: Stops that are flagged or annotated but not yet fully resolved no longer prevent you from completing a route import.

Improvements to the unmatched-stops workflow, bringing it in line with the import wizard's match flow for a more consistent experience.
Visual updates to hub colour coding for clearer at-a-glance status across the map.

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