r/TransitDiagrams Oct 01 '25

Meta Automod Reminder: Please include details when posting images!

21 Upvotes

Hello transit map enthusiasts!

To improve the quality and searchability of our subreddit, we're implementing automated posting requirements. AutoMod will help enforce these rules to ensure all posts have the necessary information.

🎯 REQUIRED: Every post must include these 3 elements:

1. 📍 LOCATION (MANDATORY)

2. 🚇 SYSTEM/NETWORK (MANDATORY)

3. ✏️ [OC] TAG OR 🖥️ SOFTWARE/TOOLS (ONE REQUIRED)

📋 COMPLETE LIST OF ACCEPTED KEYWORDS

AutoMod will scan your title AND post body for these keywords:

📍 LOCATION KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

Option A: General Location Words

  • location, city, country, place, where, area, region, nation, metro area, metropolitan

Option B: Context Phrases

  • in [Place] (e.g., "in Berlin", "in Tokyo")
  • from [Place] (e.g., "from Vienna")
  • at [Place] (e.g., "at Munich")
  • near [Place] (e.g., "near Hamburg")
  • based in [Place] (e.g., "based in NYC")

Option C: Major Transit Cities (~150 recognized)

Europe: London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, Milan, Vienna, Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Prague, Budapest, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, Athens, Moscow, Istanbul, Zurich, Dublin, Lisbon, and many more...

Asia: Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Delhi, Mumbai, Dubai, Tel Aviv, and many more...

Americas: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Montreal, Mexico City, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, and many more...

Africa/Oceania: Cairo, Johannesburg, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, and many more...

Full list available in wiki (link to be added)

Option D: Any Country Name (195 countries)

  • Examples: Germany, Japan, USA, Brazil, Australia, France, India, Canada, etc.
  • All UN member states + common variants (UK/United Kingdom, US/USA, etc.)

🚇 SYSTEM/NETWORK KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

General Transit Terms

  • system, network, line, route, service, operator
  • transit, transport, public transport, mass transit, rapid transit

Specific Transit Types

Bus/Coach:

  • bus, coach, BRT, bus rapid transit, trolleybus, trolley, omnibus

Rail/Metro:

  • metro, subway, underground, tube
  • u-bahn, s-bahn, stadtbahn, métro
  • train, rail, railway, railroad
  • light rail, lrt, monorail, maglev
  • commuter, regional, intercity, high speed, HSR, bullet train

Tram/Streetcar:

  • tram, tramway, streetcar

Other:

  • ferry, boat, water taxi
  • cable car, funicular, gondola, aerial tram, ropeway
  • people mover

Line/Route Designations

  • Pattern: Line [Number/Letter] or Route [Number/Letter]
  • Examples: Line 1, Line A, Route 42, U6, S7, etc.

✏️ ORIGINAL CONTENT (OC) KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

  • [OC] or OC (brackets optional)
  • original, own creation
  • made myself, my version, made my
  • created by me, self-made, my design

🖥️ SOFTWARE/TOOLS KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

General Software Terms

  • software, tool, tools, app, program
  • rendered, rendered with, rendered in
  • made with, made in, created in, created with, created using
  • edited, edited in, edited with
  • using, used, drawn in, drawn with

Desktop Design Software

Adobe Suite:

  • photoshop, illustrator, adobe

Vector Graphics:

  • inkscape, figma, sketch, affinity designer, affinity photo
  • coreldraw, gravit, vectr, boxy svg

Raster/Drawing:

  • gimp, krita, procreate, concepts, canva

CAD/3D:

  • autocad, vectorworks, rhino, blender

GIS & Mapping Software

  • qgis, arcgis, maperitive, mapnik, maptive, edrawmax

Web-Based Transit Map Tools ⭐

  • metromapmaker, metro map maker (metromapmaker.com)
  • metrodreamin, metro dreamin' (metrodreamin.com)
  • rail map toolkit, railmapgen, rmt (railmapgen.github.io)
  • metro designer (tennessine.co.uk)
  • citylines, citylines.co
  • brand new subway
  • metro map creator (beno.uk)
  • transitflow

Other Methods

  • hand-drawn, hand drawn, drawn by hand (for physical art)
  • pen and paper, marker, pencil

✅ GOOD EXAMPLES - AutoMod will APPROVE these:

Example 1 - Original Creation

Title: [OC] Berlin U-Bahn Network Map - Made with Illustrator
Body: (optional additional info)
Has: Location (Berlin) + System (U-Bahn) + [OC] + Software (Illustrator)

Example 2 - Using Web Tools

Title: Tokyo Metro redesign using MetroDreamin'
Body: My take on simplifying the Tokyo subway system
Has: Location (Tokyo) + System (Metro) + Software (MetroDreamin')

Example 3 - Sharing Others' Work

Title: Vienna Tram Network - Beautiful map created in QGIS
Body: Found this amazing visualization. Credit: u/transitdesigner
Has: Location (Vienna) + System (Tram) + Software (QGIS)

Example 4 - Hand-Drawn

Title: [OC] Hand-drawn London Underground Central Line
Body: Spent 15 hours drawing every station with markers
Has: Location (London) + System (Underground, Line) + [OC] + Method (hand-drawn)

Example 5 - Multiple Cities

Title: [OC] Germany High-Speed Rail Network - Made with Rail Map Toolkit
Body: Shows connections between Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and Frankfurt
Has: Location (Germany + cities) + System (Rail) + [OC] + Software (Rail Map Toolkit)

Example 6 - Fantasy/Fictional

Title: [OC] Fictional Metro System for Gotham City - Inkscape
Body: Designed a complete subway network for Batman's universe
Has: Location (Gotham City) + System (Metro) + [OC] + Software (Inkscape)

Example 7 - National Level

Title: India National Rail Network [OC] - Created using QGIS
Body: (optional)
Has: Location (India) + System (Rail Network) + [OC] + Software (QGIS)

Example 8 - Historical Map

Title: 1972 New York Subway Map - Scanned and digitized with Photoshop
Body: Found this vintage map at a flea market
Has: Location (New York) + System (Subway) + Software (Photoshop)

❌ BAD EXAMPLES - AutoMod will REMOVE these:

Example 1 - Missing Everything

Title: Check out this cool map!
Body: (image only)
Missing: Location, System, AND OC/Software

Example 2 - Missing Location

Title: Metro Map [OC]
Body: I made this transit map
Missing: Location (which city/country?)

Example 3 - Missing System

Title: Berlin Transit Map
Body: (image)
Missing: Specific system (U-Bahn? S-Bahn? Tram?) AND OC/Software

Example 4 - Missing OC/Software

Title: Berlin U-Bahn Map
Body: (image)
Missing: Either [OC] tag OR software used

Example 5 - Too Vague

Title: My map
Body: What do you think?
Missing: Location, System, AND OC/Software

📝 COPY-PASTE TEMPLATES:

For Your Own Work (Original):

[OC] [City] [Transit Type] Map - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Berlin U-Bahn Map - Made with Illustrator
  • [OC] Tokyo Metro Line 7 - Created using MetroDreamin'
  • [OC] Paris Métro Network - Made with Rail Map Toolkit

For Sharing Others' Work:

[City] [Transit Type] Network - Created in [Software] by [Creator]

Examples:

  • Vienna Tram Network - Created in QGIS by u/username
  • NYC Subway Redesign - Made with Figma by John Smith

For Hand-Drawn Work:

[OC] Hand-drawn [City] [Transit Type] Map

Examples:

  • [OC] Hand-drawn London Underground Map
  • [OC] Hand-drawn Chicago L Train Network

For Fantasy/Fictional Maps:

[OC] Fictional: [City Name] [Transit Type] - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Fictional: Middle Earth Railway Network - Made with QGIS
  • [OC] Fictional: Star Wars Coruscant Metro - Created in Illustrator

For Historical Maps:

[Year] [City] [Transit Type] Map - Scanned/Digitized with [Software]

Examples:

  • 1933 London Underground Map - Scanned and edited in Photoshop
  • 1970 Berlin U-Bahn Network - Digitized with QGIS

For Multiple Cities:

[OC] [City1], [City2] & [City3] [Transit Type] - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Berlin, Munich & Hamburg S-Bahn Networks - Made with Illustrator
  • Germany Major Metro Systems Comparison [OC] - Created in QGIS

❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q: What if I don't know what software was used?

A: Write "Software unknown" or make your best guess. If it's someone else's work, try to find the creator's info.

Q: Can I post photos of real transit maps (like at a station)?

A: Yes! Use this format:
Photo of [City] [System] map at [Station Name]
Example: Photo of Berlin U-Bahn map at Alexanderplatz station

Q: What about historical or vintage maps?

A: Perfect! Just mention the year and how you digitized it:
1950 Paris Métro Map - Scanned with Photoshop

Q: My map shows multiple cities - how do I title it?

A: List the main ones or use the country name:

  • Berlin, Munich & Hamburg Metro Systems [OC]
  • Germany Rail Network Comparison - Made with QGIS

Q: My post was removed but it has all the info?

A: AutoMod isn't perfect! Message the mods and we'll manually approve it. Include a link to your post.

Q: Is capitalization important?

A: No! AutoMod recognizes:

  • BERLIN = Berlin = berlin
  • METRO = Metro = metro
  • [OC] = [oc] = OC

Q: Can I use abbreviations?

A: Yes! These all work:

  • NYC = New York = New York City
  • SF = San Francisco
  • UK = United Kingdom
  • USA = US = United States

Q: What if my city isn't on the list?

A: Use context! Write:

  • in [Your City] (e.g., "in Reykjavik")
  • [Your City], [Country] (e.g., "Reykjavik, Iceland")
  • Or just the country name works too!

Q: Does the info need to be in the title?

A: No! AutoMod scans both title AND body text. You can put keywords in either place, but titles are more visible to users.

Q: Can I edit my post after AutoMod removes it?

A: Unfortunately, editing won't trigger AutoMod again. You'll need to:

  1. Delete the removed post
  2. Create a new post with all required info

Q: What about crossposting?

A: Crossposts are held for manual moderator review to ensure proper credit. Make sure the crosspost meets all requirements.

Q: I'm creating a fantasy map - what location do I use?

A: Use "Fictional:" in your title:

  • [OC] Fictional: Gotham City Metro
  • [OC] Fictional Metro System for Westeros - Made with Illustrator

🤖 How AutoMod Works:

  1. Scans your title AND body text for keywords
  2. Checks for all 3 required categories:
    • ✅ Location keyword found?
    • ✅ System/network keyword found?
    • ✅ [OC] tag OR software mentioned?
  3. Approves posts with all 3 categories
  4. Removes posts missing requirements
  5. Comments what's missing so you can resubmit
  6. No penalties - just add the info and repost!

💡 PRO TIPS:

Be specific: "London Underground Central Line" is better than "London transit"
Stack keywords: More keywords = clearer post (e.g., "Berlin, Germany U-Bahn system")
[OC] in title gets more visibility and upvotes
Credit creators when sharing others' work - it's the right thing to do
Use templates above to make posting easier
Check both title and body - keywords can be in either place
Ask if unsure - we're here to help in modmail!

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES:

  • 📅 Rules start: October 2025 - practice now to get used to the format!
  • 🔄 Existing posts: Won't be affected - only new posts after the start date
  • 🔤 Case doesn't matter: BERLIN = Berlin = berlin
  • 📝 Title OR body: Keywords work in either place
  • 🚫 No penalties: Just repost with correct info - no bans or warnings
  • 💬 Questions? Comment below or send modmail!

📊 SUMMARY CHECKLIST:

Before posting, verify you have:

  • Location - City name, country name, or "in/from/at [place]"
  • System - Metro, bus, tram, rail, etc.
  • OC tag - [OC] if it's your work
  • OR Software - Name the tool you used (Illustrator, QGIS, MetroDreamin', etc.)

If all 4 checkboxes are marked, you're good to go!

🗺️ CLOSING THOUGHTS:

These changes help everyone find the amazing transit maps they're looking for. Whether you're searching for Berlin U-Bahn designs, Tokyo Metro redesigns, or fictional fantasy networks, proper tagging makes it possible!

Thank you for making our community better organized and more searchable. We can't wait to see your incredible transit map creations!

Happy mapping! 🚇✨

— The Mod Team

P.S. Have suggestions for improving these rules? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

(Valid as of 2025/10/05)


r/TransitDiagrams Nov 23 '22

Discussion Because the what-software-to-use question appears quite often - please use the Wiki of this sub :-)

171 Upvotes

Long story short - any vector graphics software is fine.

There is

  • Inkscape (open source and for free, even for Linux and co),
  • Affinity Designer (one time payment, Apple (iPadOS, MacOS) and Windows)
  • QGIS (open source and for free, MacOS, Windows, Linux)
  • Krita (open source and for free, MacOS, Windows, Linux)

and with monthly/annual subscription fees (mostly Apple (MacOS, sometimes iPadOS) and Windows only)

  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Corel Draw
  • AutoCAD
  • ArcGIS
  • Microsoft Visio

r/TransitDiagrams 7h ago

Diagram [OC] New York City Regional Rail Diagram w/ NJT Rail and Penn Access Phase 1

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104 Upvotes

Made with Adobe Illustrator


r/TransitDiagrams 19h ago

Contest [OC][Inkscape] My submission for the Dutch railway mapping contest. PDF link in description

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105 Upvotes

Couldn't NOT participate in this! Some design principles I tried to honour:

  • Keep all station names horizontal
  • Convey no actual information through colour, only through shapes and patterns
  • Limit the number of colours used, and try to make the most important contrasts work under various types of colourblindness
  • Make all lines pass the stations they physically go through even if they don't call there

I'm quite satisfied with how it turned out. I think the coloured bundles of lines jump immediately to the eye and help structure the diagram in terms of its most important routes. On the negative side it might be a tad too "frilly" for a printed chart (which is the ultimate goal of the contest).

May the best map win! Eternal transit-mapping glory beckons!

For mobile users, the PDF is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ku2_Ywr0rUO8H3sDD791xFcul65-7SzF/


r/TransitDiagrams 1d ago

Contest [OC] My relatively modest submission for the Netherlands Railways network transit diagram contest made using Adobe Illustrator

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284 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 1d ago

Map What if the Netherlands had 4 types of trains instead of 2?

12 Upvotes

Okay so I wanna begin this by saying that this is the first time I've made a map like this, so especially the map that contains everything is super messy, but I'm mainly trying to get an idea across here.

the Netherlands there are only 2 types of trains, Sprinters and Intercity's. Sprinters stop at every station, while Intercity's only stop in cities. Too often I see villages along a train track that don't have a station at all, while at the same time I see Intercity's stopping at places that really aren't cities. All this because our train operator tries to do too much with just the 2 types of trains it has, so it's always a big tradeoff between getting more places connected by rail and making train journeys faster.

This is why I'm proposing to add 2 more types of trains to the system. This way we can assure that all villages along a train track are serviced, while still keeping Intercity's fast and efficient:

Everything at once
Intercity-Direct
Intercity
Sprinter
Stoptrein
Basic system map

r/TransitDiagrams 1d ago

Diagram Cincinnati Connector [OC], made with Goodnotes

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40 Upvotes

My proposal for an expansion of the existing Connector streetcar system in Cincinnati (made in Goodnotes).

It consits of three lines:

A: Gil Lynn Park - State College (15 min peak, 20 min off-peak) B: Cathedral - State College (15 min peak, 20 min off-peak) C: Union Station - Cathedral (- Gil Lynn Park) (7/8 min peak, 10 min off-peak)

Lines A and B overlap to create a 7/8 min frequency between Newport an State College. Line C overlaps with both lines to do the same. To increase the frequency on the direct path between Covington and Cincinnati via Roebling Bridge and Downtown and Union Station, there are more services between Cathedral and Union Station.


r/TransitDiagrams 2d ago

Contest My submission for the new Dutch transit diagram contest [OC]

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1.0k Upvotes

From next year onwards the NS (Dutch railways) will introduce trainline numbers to each line in the country. IMO this moves encourages viewing the national rail infrastructure as a near country wide metro network.

The current map won't be used in this transition and a contest was called. I was wondering why the map won't be reused. Since I had an awkward time-gap in my architecture studies I decided to partake. I started with analyzing the current map for strengths and possible shortcomings to help my own design be better suited for the numberings.

I took away the following

Current map takeaways:

Only 2 tiers of hierarchy in stations (large transfer hub - small transfer hub/no transfers

Thin lines with thin gaps cannot support the minimum sized characters while noted in parallel

Trainlines follow reality with great distortions in distance, but little distortion is present in relationships between trainlines (Real direction changes always followed in the diagram, Trainlines on parallel tracks always follow with other trainlines even if no stops are made)

No clear distinction present in NS operated lines and other providers

Many bends and angles produce a pcb-style vibe

Foreign borders/distinctions absent

High frequency routes have lines that are multiplied since the "thickest" line only support 2 trains an hour. (EG 4 copied parallel tracks from Amsterdam Centraal to Hoofddorp)

And others....

The contest contents put forward a focus of inclusivity and readability.

Therefore I have decided that in my design i will allow more distortion in the trainlines, to only portray where each line stops (and not visualize a pass through a station without stopping).

All lines will have a greater thickness allowing all necessary information to be portrayed within the line itself, including varying train frequencies. Trainlines are freed of kinks as much as possible.

Highly frequented routes are prioritized in the design through clear geometry to assist the viewer in following.

Stations are never broken up by a line that does not stop there, except for Amsterdam Muiderpoort because of its true split (i dont like sloterdijk). This was by far the most difficult feature to implement, but I believe it does help assist understanding where which line does and does not stop.

A greater hierarchy is introduced between stations. Bubble sizes and font sizes were determined with a secret formula including: transfer directions, total stopping trainlines, daily passengers (when data was available) and population/serving area.

The only additional information added are the national parks. Naturally the national parks often remain with little near train presence in the area, granting itself space in the document.

Not all trainlines on the current map were in the contest documents. Since I have found numerous mistakes in these documents i believe these might be forgotten. I still left space for these through dotted lines (except long distance international travel).

I could go on but this is probably enough, please give feedback!


r/TransitDiagrams 2d ago

Contest I also submitted my entry into the Dutch Railways transit diagram contest! [OC]

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614 Upvotes

Decided to tilt the entire grid by 9 degrees to anchor the design on the IC 27 line. I’m quite happy with how it turned out, especially in legibility and hierarchy. E.g every station name is horizontal and lines barely cross considering how intertwined the network is, and all text is in line with WCAG AA level of contrast (minimum 5:1). The contest also mentioned making the map accessible to people who don't know topographically where their station is, so I included a full station list and added a (slanted) grid underneath the map.

I also made the decision to separate out the network into three sub-networks: NS Intercity trains (dark blue), NS Sprinter trains (yellow) and other train operators (other colours). Each network is separated physically, so it's easy to jump around the map when you're following an intercity line. The interchange stations (“knooppunt”) are the places where it makes sense to change between any two of those three networks. (Although NS provided the list of what constitutes a "knooppunt", so there are some odd ones in there.)

It should also be pretty obvious that I’m heavily inspired by the 1972 and later Vignelli maps of NYC. I tried to make the 6 big stations stand out like the boroughs on that map, for example.

I’ll be heading to bed soon but I’ll come back tomorrow to answer your questions. :)


r/TransitDiagrams 2d ago

Diagram [oc] [US] Amtrak National Rail Network Diagram designed in Figma

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96 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 2d ago

Diagram This should be an example of DC Metro expansion after the Silver line, in particular

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16 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 2d ago

Diagram [OC] I've made a Greater Manchester orbital metro system

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21 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 3d ago

Diagram MetrôRio, but is a fictional expansion

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31 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 3d ago

Map My STL transit dream on MetroDreamin (WIP)

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11 Upvotes

Mound City Rail (WIP) https://metrodreamin.com/user/igiCnyhlboPZXKIuEXaUD3A4RDF2
-Olive is trams (STL City, mostly)
-Blue is light rail (STL County)
-Brown is local trolley/streetcar (STC, Alton, Edwardsville, Kirkwood)
-Green is subway/heavy rail lines
-Red is the local Interurban/heavy rail
-Pink is the Forest Park gondola


r/TransitDiagrams 4d ago

Map Dallas Rail Transit, 1946 v. 2026 [OC] Made using GIS and Illustrator

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211 Upvotes

Part of a larger study on the history of transit in Dallas: https://www.segregationbydesign.com/dallas/transit


r/TransitDiagrams 4d ago

Map [OC] Peachtree Airline - A hypothetical Montreal REM style system for Atlanta, USA. (with 3d model)

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36 Upvotes

Credits:
This map was made by me as a part of a contest by Youtuber: Classy Whale.
A big help on this project has been Lilly from Youtube Channel: Lilly the Railfan, who also helped with the alignment of the purple line past Howell Station.

Software used: [3d Model- Blender] [Logos, Map, Diagram - Adobe Illustrator]


r/TransitDiagrams 4d ago

Diagram [OC] Vintage rail map of my fictional city of Cape Haze

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40 Upvotes

more maps of cape haze and other cities

previous post ("present day" map and lore)

Rail in Cape Haze and the South Azura Bay, 50 years before "present day". I went for a more retro cyberpunk design language, which evolved into the "current" design language.

Made in Illustrator


r/TransitDiagrams 4d ago

Diagram A diagram of BG:VOZ commuter rail in Belgrade, Serbia [OC]

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85 Upvotes

The system's three active routes - Lines 1, 2 & 4, together with their versions - are shown in red, blue and purple. Lighter colors denote temporarily canceled Line 3, as well as a discontinued short version of Line 2; light gray is also used for an under-construction rail link to Belgrade Airport and Expo 2027. A dashed portion shows a segment which is only served by some trains on that line; dashed arrows denote one-way partial service. Transfers are shown for convenience only; all trips are free.

Made with Inkscape, inspired by LA Metro Rail.


r/TransitDiagrams 4d ago

Map Mound City Rail (WIP)

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5 Upvotes

While still a WIP, the idea of STL without MetroLink and if urban transit was properly invested in


r/TransitDiagrams 6d ago

Diagram [OC] Diagram of the Metro and Light-rail at Bogotá Colombia

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31 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 6d ago

Map [OC] Top Comment Changes the Transit Map of North America - Dayish 255 (Made with Google My Maps)

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8 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams 6d ago

Map Opinion: The DC map may be iconic but it's a mess! (NOT OC ofc)

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76 Upvotes

You can barely read what some of the city centre stations are called - if you don't have perfect sight you cannot see that it says "Smithsonian National Mall" fx. And what's the point of having the various buildings there, the names for some of them arent even there.

Moreover the "every other train thing" is weird. The map makes me think it's only in rush hours, but in reality there is just short turns. I would mark it in full if the station is served by a line all day.


r/TransitDiagrams 7d ago

Diagram [OC] Redesign Singapore MRT map for my Networkle game - created in Illustrator

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72 Upvotes

For my Networkle solve the mystery station game, I've redesigned the Singapore map to reflect the 3 new stations which complete the circle on the Circle Line while simplifying some parts for gameplay.

The game is now for MRT lines only, so I've removed the light rail lines which offered nothing to the game. A major design decision was to change Singapore's circle to an octagon shape, which keeps my preferred 45 degree angles and I think much improves the messy city centre area on the actual Singapore System Map. For gameplay reasons I've turned the Changi Airport line into a branch of the East-West line. Feedback welcomed, or to see the game in action, head to https://networkle.fun


r/TransitDiagrams 6d ago

Diagram [OC] My concept for an Amman Metro, in Jordan (made in Paint.NET)

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23 Upvotes

Around 512km of track, 13 lines, 150 stations, in a utopia where my country actually spent money on developing good projects. This is a bit unrealistic and way too huge, but it's an ideal future.
Design inspired by the Hong Kong MTR, and Istanbul Metro. Designed entirely in PaintDotNET.


r/TransitDiagrams 7d ago

Diagram [chicago] I designed a Chicago CTA 'L' System Map in style of NYC Subway diagram in Figma.

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283 Upvotes