I was thinking about this abbreviation as well. The reason why I choose for ‘voelt als’, is that it is a complete phrase. This makes it quicker to recognize for a small peek and first time readers.

Hello, I’ve created a second module called MMM-NLDepartureTimes. This module shows the departure time at hubs and or group of stops where the departure time is grouped by destination in the Netherlands. Ideal if you use a hub that has multiple lines to your destination. [image: 1589824644544-timetable.png] Here you see the hub Leidschenveen with the departures time of light-rail 3 and 4, Metro E, and street car 19. You can directly see when a light-rail or metro to Den Haag, or the street car to Leidschendam leaves. Configuration opions You can configure of which stops a hub exists and which lines to group on wich order. A hub is what you define as a hub. You select the stops in an area you want to use and give it a name. In this example line 3,4 to Den Haag, line 3,4 to Zoetermeer, line E to Den Haag, and line E to Rotterdam are 4 stops on different locations. The destination is also what you want. You can give the destination a name you like and select the lines that you want to see there. Here the stop for line 3,4 and the stop for line E to Den Haag are grouped. Even though all 3 lines have a different end point, they have a stop around Den Haag Centraal. Line E to Slinge is grouped in Rotterdam alone. I think I managed to write down how to find your proper codes called TPCs. Configuration is very quirky because the data supplied is raw and extended. Any feedback is welcome! Cheers, George

@robertybob The strangest thing is that the module refers to /modules/MM-TomTomTrafficIncidents!!//!!MM-TomTomtrafficincidents.js. On the TomTom forum we saw that you used sudo to read files. Don’t use root privileges to edit or view files. Alle the files in MM are from the user pi in the group users. To avoid potential user right issues, I asked to delete the whole moduel and clone a new one. Just sdetweil told you. Because the module sees two slashes, I start think that a config in the module is not working. Did you test any other module for the MM? To see if these works. It could be that a small user handling goes wrong, but perhaps there is in deed an issue in my code. Although I tested it on a new MM installation.

@Travelbacon , I support your idea. True, the suggestion of Mykle1 works, but it’s not a standard. @MichMich, Would be great to have longitude and latitude as default parameters in the config.js. In this way you would set your location once and all the modules that require it can use it.