Frankietls
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Trains from Don Valley Station headed towards Don Valley. People seen waiting for it in the render. Is this the future of Toronto?There's newish rendering for Don Valley station from Metrolinx at https://www.metrolinx.com/en/projec...io-line/what-were-building/don-valley-station
Here's my favourite. Blue line no more! @nightstreak !
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Looking at these colours, which are darker than what I've seen elsewhere (neither 3 nor 4 look like mauve or lilac at all), I'd call number 3 purple, and number 4 is a definite maroon.The colours look very different to me. Line 4 looks close to the Line 8 number that TTC used for the Jane LRT in a proposed map a couple of years ago.
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Maybe it's a subliminal message about the proposed sequence of station colours.
To my eyes this looks much nicer than east harbour, which is ...odd to say the least, given east harbours importance.There's newish rendering for Don Valley station from Metrolinx at https://www.metrolinx.com/en/projec...io-line/what-were-building/don-valley-station
Here's my favourite. Blue line no more! @nightstreak !
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Ah yes, the Jane LRT. So that just leaves number 9 and we'll have no missing numbers from 1 to 10The colours look very different to me. Line 4 looks close to the Line 8 number that TTC used for the Jane LRT in a proposed map a couple of years ago.
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Moscow also has 2 greens (lines 2 & 10) and 2 blues (3 & 4), but they are quite distinctly different (the 2 matches ours and the 4 matches the SRT):Wait until you hear about the two greens!
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And in London, they use even more colours, and use a mix of solid, hollow, dashed, and even multi-colour lines (for the HSR commuter lines). I guess New Yorkers and Londoners don't get confused as much.In New York City, many lines or routes use the same colour. Also use diamonds as well as circles.
Yeah while I can somewhat understand grouping different lines together by color when they essentially branch off each other, I never understood their logic of assigning letter names that aren't grouped together (like why ACE, BDFM, etc, instead of ABC, DEFG, etc??).In New York City, many lines or routes use the same colour. Also use diamonds as well as circles.
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See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_Subway_nomenclature#Colors_and_service_bullets
Spot on.I still hate that 3 is now a purple-ish colour. As much as I like blue, I didn't need them to make line 10 blue. Did we really need 2 purple lines? Let's be honest, Metrolinx is atrocious at naming stations (West Harbour, East Harbour, Allandale, Old Elm, Eglinton, Cedarvale--which I had to look up because I couldn't remember the name) and now they're terrible at assigning colours to lines as well.