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Dave Arquati writes:
The only way I can think of making it more intuitive is to use "citybound", or perhaps to highlight Zone 1 stations on the line diagrams. Then again, using citybound would probably add new confusion, and it would only work for non-central stations. On the MBTA subway system in Boston, known as the T for short, they do in fact use "inbound" and "outbound" as directions on most of the system. In the city center they switch to some sort of destination- based signage. But their city center is a lot smaller than Central London, so a large proportion of the stations are outside it. -- Mark Brader, Toronto This is a signature antibody. Please remove any viruses from your signature. |
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