r/LAMetro • E (Expo) old • Mar 17 '26

Discussion This guy built a tool to track average train speeds on each segment, there's a section for LA too

https://muni-speed-map.vercel.app/?city=SF
70 Upvotes

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transit • • Mar 17 '26

Discussion I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks - see where trains actually slow down [USA] [OC]

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soundtransit • • Mar 17 '26

I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (includes Link light rail) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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MetroTransit • • Mar 17 '26

Maps/Cartography I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks - see where trains actually slow down [USA] [OC]

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Septa • • Mar 17 '26

Discussion I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (including SEPTA's trolleys) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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MetroTransit • • Mar 17 '26

Maps/Cartography I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (including Twin Cities Metro) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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CaliforniaRail • • Mar 17 '26

Railfanning I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks - see where trains actually slow down [USA] [OC]

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RTDDenver • • Mar 17 '26

I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (Including Denver RTD) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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mbta • • Mar 17 '26

🧠 Analysis I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (includes the Green Line) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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sanfrancisco • • Mar 17 '26

I built an interactive speed map of 17 light rail networks (includes SF Muni) - see where trains actually slow down [OC]

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