Barcelona Metro
Barcelona Metro 2
Beijing Subway
Berlin S-Bahn
Berlin U-Bahn
Boston ‘The T’
Brussels Metro
Copenhagen Metro
Hong Kong MTR
Montreal Metro
Moscow Metro
New York City Subway
Paris Metro
Rotterdam Metro
Shanghai Metro
Saint Petersburg Metro
Stockholm Metro
Tokyo Metro
London Underground
Here’s a site which I sourced a few of the pictures. There’s some good info on it too.
Definitely related to my usual topic of discussion, and a huge part of wayfinding and corporate identity for each Metro system. Notice how instantly recognisable many of these logos are? See also this previous post regarding Metro logos from May 2012.
Osaka Subway Map, Area Map and Wayfinding System
Nice big maps, and clear (but maybe a little dull) directional signage. A full review of that system map looks to be in order in the near future…
(Source: Ian YVR/Flickr)
Porto Metro Signage
Looks quite lovely in location… although perhaps a little small to be seen from far away.
(Source: varlamov/Flickr)
The Colors of Public Transit
Love, love, love this photo of wayfinding signage in Chicago. Anyone know which station this is? I’m guessing one of the Wabash stations on the Loop, but don’t know enough about them to narrow it down further.
Edit: Knowledgeable readers have identified this sign as being at Clark/Lake station - thanks!
(Source: k.james/Flickr)
Direzione: Anagnina
If the name of your station is in light grey, the trains from this platform are not going there. Simple but effective wayfinding signage from Rome’s Metro.
(Source: Matt Taylor Hobbs/Flickr)
Photo: Barcelona Wayfinding Signage
A excellent example of how strong transit map design is carried across to other elements of the user experience: here, strong and easily understood wayfinding signage in the Barcelona Metro.
(Source: airways/Flickr)