I’m vaguely looking at putting some #railway #timetables onto paper to have a backup during a trip I’m planning this summer, where I expect both power and coverage to be sparse.
I’m guessing that Fedi is the right place to ask this: Is there a guide to timetable layout best practices out there? Preferably in English? Or some sort of standard?
Most of my online searching seems to bring up information on how to schedule #trains, rather than how to present the schedule to users.
Remember them?
StatesWest Airlines Timetable July 6, 1987.
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#StatesWestAirlines #Timetables #Aviation #Avgeek #Airplanes #History #Travel
Oh, summer #train #timetables start today, not that any GB service operators are going to tell you here (or even on Bluesky)…
Bizarrely worded #NetworkRail article: “[changes] apply to the 8 train operators in public ownership”, but #ScotRail and #TfWRail are omitted from the list, and even that it is a standardised date when •all• timetables change.
#GBRail, integrated much? 🤷♂️🙃
42,000 extra seats per week on London Northwestern Railway services, including more than 14,000 between Birmingham New Street and London Euston, boosting capacity on one of the country’s busiest corridors. The return of the ‘Flying Scotsman’ as LNER restores London to Edinburgh departure times that closely reflect the historic mid‑morning timetable of the iconic service. New ‘through the night’ services to Manchester Airport by TransPennine Express, providing hourly overnight trains to support early‑morning and late‑night flights.
Aviation Librarian
Moof! 
dave cykl