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Last edited Feb 11, 2018
Created on Feb 11, 2018

An interactive map visualizes the real-time availability of bikes and stands at Vélo'v stations in Lyon, France. The map renders station locations as circles on a Mapbox base layer, with a tooltip that appears on hover. The code uses the Mapbox.js API to display the map and D3.js to handle data binding and SVG rendering, including transitions that animate the circles' radius on load.

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