Post by les on Nov 6, 2022 21:22:07 GMT
Seattle adapting to international naming conventions.
"The rarely used station pictograms will be retired in favor of a system of station codes based on international best practice."
"The power of this system is its simplicity and flexibility. If you know the digits and you know how to count you can navigate just by numbers." Pictograms worked for Cavemen. But I guess we have evolved/
seattletransitblog.com/2022/11/04/station-codes-will-replace-link-pictograms/
Link is becoming all inclusive with Tacoma Link finally having a home (" the T Line (Tacoma Link) integrated into this system").
Within the next two years a large part of Link expansion coming on board.
Bellevue : 2023
Redmond AKA Microsoft: 2024
Federal Way: 2024
Tacoma Hilltop: 2023
Lynnwood 2024
"The rarely used station pictograms will be retired in favor of a system of station codes based on international best practice."
"The power of this system is its simplicity and flexibility. If you know the digits and you know how to count you can navigate just by numbers." Pictograms worked for Cavemen. But I guess we have evolved/
seattletransitblog.com/2022/11/04/station-codes-will-replace-link-pictograms/
Link is becoming all inclusive with Tacoma Link finally having a home (" the T Line (Tacoma Link) integrated into this system").
Within the next two years a large part of Link expansion coming on board.
Bellevue : 2023
Redmond AKA Microsoft: 2024
Federal Way: 2024
Tacoma Hilltop: 2023
Lynnwood 2024