Transit Diagrams 🚋Sep 25, 2023

And hear something from #Germany:

A complete day and night services #transitdiagram of the city of #Plauen. Tried to make it look more organic and flowing than the official diagram. Also included the Parkeisenbahn Syratal (electric narrow gauge #railway). #Tram routes 1, 2 and 3 are interlinked to form an operational triangle — that's kind of special.

Feedback appreciated!

See also:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cxm5wUEI2zq/

Show threadSimon PolsterSep 25, 2023
@transitdiagrams beautiful! I love the curviness and all the little details.
It took me a little bit to understand that the black lines in the legend only indicate the stroke characteristics but not the color of the objects. Once I understood it it made perfect sense though
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@cartisan thank you 😊 and happy about the feedback!

I thought black lines is a neutral way to show the mode. The colors are reflected in the route number icons at least. Maybe I could tweak that a bit to make it more obvious?

Sep 25, 2023 at 12:53pmWeb
Show threadSimon PolsterSep 25, 2023
@transitdiagrams I am also not sure how to make it more obvious, after I figured it out it was clear to me as well. Maybe use one of the routes colors and add an "(exemplarisch)" behind the line symbol?
Show threadTransit Diagrams 🚋Sep 25, 2023
@cartisan that will complicate it I suppose but thanks for your suggestion.