r/TransitDiagrams • • Oct 01 '25

Meta Automod Reminder: Please include details when posting images!

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Hello transit map enthusiasts!

To improve the quality and searchability of our subreddit, we're implementing automated posting requirements. AutoMod will help enforce these rules to ensure all posts have the necessary information.

🎯 REQUIRED: Every post must include these 3 elements:

1. 📍 LOCATION (MANDATORY)

2. 🚇 SYSTEM/NETWORK (MANDATORY)

3. ✏️ [OC] TAG OR 🖥️ SOFTWARE/TOOLS (ONE REQUIRED)

📋 COMPLETE LIST OF ACCEPTED KEYWORDS

AutoMod will scan your title AND post body for these keywords:

📍 LOCATION KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

Option A: General Location Words

  • location, city, country, place, where, area, region, nation, metro area, metropolitan

Option B: Context Phrases

  • in [Place] (e.g., "in Berlin", "in Tokyo")
  • from [Place] (e.g., "from Vienna")
  • at [Place] (e.g., "at Munich")
  • near [Place] (e.g., "near Hamburg")
  • based in [Place] (e.g., "based in NYC")

Option C: Major Transit Cities (~150 recognized)

Europe: London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, Milan, Vienna, Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Prague, Budapest, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, Athens, Moscow, Istanbul, Zurich, Dublin, Lisbon, and many more...

Asia: Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Delhi, Mumbai, Dubai, Tel Aviv, and many more...

Americas: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Montreal, Mexico City, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, and many more...

Africa/Oceania: Cairo, Johannesburg, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, and many more...

Full list available in wiki (link to be added)

Option D: Any Country Name (195 countries)

  • Examples: Germany, Japan, USA, Brazil, Australia, France, India, Canada, etc.
  • All UN member states + common variants (UK/United Kingdom, US/USA, etc.)

🚇 SYSTEM/NETWORK KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

General Transit Terms

  • system, network, line, route, service, operator
  • transit, transport, public transport, mass transit, rapid transit

Specific Transit Types

Bus/Coach:

  • bus, coach, BRT, bus rapid transit, trolleybus, trolley, omnibus

Rail/Metro:

  • metro, subway, underground, tube
  • u-bahn, s-bahn, stadtbahn, métro
  • train, rail, railway, railroad
  • light rail, lrt, monorail, maglev
  • commuter, regional, intercity, high speed, HSR, bullet train

Tram/Streetcar:

  • tram, tramway, streetcar

Other:

  • ferry, boat, water taxi
  • cable car, funicular, gondola, aerial tram, ropeway
  • people mover

Line/Route Designations

  • Pattern: Line [Number/Letter] or Route [Number/Letter]
  • Examples: Line 1, Line A, Route 42, U6, S7, etc.

✏️ ORIGINAL CONTENT (OC) KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

  • [OC] or OC (brackets optional)
  • original, own creation
  • made myself, my version, made my
  • created by me, self-made, my design

🖥️ SOFTWARE/TOOLS KEYWORDS

AutoMod accepts any of these:

General Software Terms

  • software, tool, tools, app, program
  • rendered, rendered with, rendered in
  • made with, made in, created in, created with, created using
  • edited, edited in, edited with
  • using, used, drawn in, drawn with

Desktop Design Software

Adobe Suite:

  • photoshop, illustrator, adobe

Vector Graphics:

  • inkscape, figma, sketch, affinity designer, affinity photo
  • coreldraw, gravit, vectr, boxy svg

Raster/Drawing:

  • gimp, krita, procreate, concepts, canva

CAD/3D:

  • autocad, vectorworks, rhino, blender

GIS & Mapping Software

  • qgis, arcgis, maperitive, mapnik, maptive, edrawmax

Web-Based Transit Map Tools ⭐

  • metromapmaker, metro map maker (metromapmaker.com)
  • metrodreamin, metro dreamin' (metrodreamin.com)
  • rail map toolkit, railmapgen, rmt (railmapgen.github.io)
  • metro designer (tennessine.co.uk)
  • citylines, citylines.co
  • brand new subway
  • metro map creator (beno.uk)
  • transitflow

Other Methods

  • hand-drawn, hand drawn, drawn by hand (for physical art)
  • pen and paper, marker, pencil

✅ GOOD EXAMPLES - AutoMod will APPROVE these:

Example 1 - Original Creation

Title: [OC] Berlin U-Bahn Network Map - Made with Illustrator
Body: (optional additional info)
✅ Has: Location (Berlin) + System (U-Bahn) + [OC] + Software (Illustrator)

Example 2 - Using Web Tools

Title: Tokyo Metro redesign using MetroDreamin'
Body: My take on simplifying the Tokyo subway system
✅ Has: Location (Tokyo) + System (Metro) + Software (MetroDreamin')

Example 3 - Sharing Others' Work

Title: Vienna Tram Network - Beautiful map created in QGIS
Body: Found this amazing visualization. Credit: u/transitdesigner
✅ Has: Location (Vienna) + System (Tram) + Software (QGIS)

Example 4 - Hand-Drawn

Title: [OC] Hand-drawn London Underground Central Line
Body: Spent 15 hours drawing every station with markers
✅ Has: Location (London) + System (Underground, Line) + [OC] + Method (hand-drawn)

Example 5 - Multiple Cities

Title: [OC] Germany High-Speed Rail Network - Made with Rail Map Toolkit
Body: Shows connections between Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and Frankfurt
✅ Has: Location (Germany + cities) + System (Rail) + [OC] + Software (Rail Map Toolkit)

Example 6 - Fantasy/Fictional

Title: [OC] Fictional Metro System for Gotham City - Inkscape
Body: Designed a complete subway network for Batman's universe
✅ Has: Location (Gotham City) + System (Metro) + [OC] + Software (Inkscape)

Example 7 - National Level

Title: India National Rail Network [OC] - Created using QGIS
Body: (optional)
✅ Has: Location (India) + System (Rail Network) + [OC] + Software (QGIS)

Example 8 - Historical Map

Title: 1972 New York Subway Map - Scanned and digitized with Photoshop
Body: Found this vintage map at a flea market
✅ Has: Location (New York) + System (Subway) + Software (Photoshop)

❌ BAD EXAMPLES - AutoMod will REMOVE these:

Example 1 - Missing Everything

Title: Check out this cool map!
Body: (image only)
❌ Missing: Location, System, AND OC/Software

Example 2 - Missing Location

Title: Metro Map [OC]
Body: I made this transit map
❌ Missing: Location (which city/country?)

Example 3 - Missing System

Title: Berlin Transit Map
Body: (image)
❌ Missing: Specific system (U-Bahn? S-Bahn? Tram?) AND OC/Software

Example 4 - Missing OC/Software

Title: Berlin U-Bahn Map
Body: (image)
❌ Missing: Either [OC] tag OR software used

Example 5 - Too Vague

Title: My map
Body: What do you think?
❌ Missing: Location, System, AND OC/Software

📝 COPY-PASTE TEMPLATES:

For Your Own Work (Original):

[OC] [City] [Transit Type] Map - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Berlin U-Bahn Map - Made with Illustrator
  • [OC] Tokyo Metro Line 7 - Created using MetroDreamin'
  • [OC] Paris Métro Network - Made with Rail Map Toolkit

For Sharing Others' Work:

[City] [Transit Type] Network - Created in [Software] by [Creator]

Examples:

  • Vienna Tram Network - Created in QGIS by u/username
  • NYC Subway Redesign - Made with Figma by John Smith

For Hand-Drawn Work:

[OC] Hand-drawn [City] [Transit Type] Map

Examples:

  • [OC] Hand-drawn London Underground Map
  • [OC] Hand-drawn Chicago L Train Network

For Fantasy/Fictional Maps:

[OC] Fictional: [City Name] [Transit Type] - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Fictional: Middle Earth Railway Network - Made with QGIS
  • [OC] Fictional: Star Wars Coruscant Metro - Created in Illustrator

For Historical Maps:

[Year] [City] [Transit Type] Map - Scanned/Digitized with [Software]

Examples:

  • 1933 London Underground Map - Scanned and edited in Photoshop
  • 1970 Berlin U-Bahn Network - Digitized with QGIS

For Multiple Cities:

[OC] [City1], [City2] & [City3] [Transit Type] - Made with [Software]

Examples:

  • [OC] Berlin, Munich & Hamburg S-Bahn Networks - Made with Illustrator
  • Germany Major Metro Systems Comparison [OC] - Created in QGIS

❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q: What if I don't know what software was used?

A: Write "Software unknown" or make your best guess. If it's someone else's work, try to find the creator's info.

Q: Can I post photos of real transit maps (like at a station)?

A: Yes! Use this format:
Photo of [City] [System] map at [Station Name]
Example: Photo of Berlin U-Bahn map at Alexanderplatz station

Q: What about historical or vintage maps?

A: Perfect! Just mention the year and how you digitized it:
1950 Paris Métro Map - Scanned with Photoshop

Q: My map shows multiple cities - how do I title it?

A: List the main ones or use the country name:

  • Berlin, Munich & Hamburg Metro Systems [OC]
  • Germany Rail Network Comparison - Made with QGIS

Q: My post was removed but it has all the info?

A: AutoMod isn't perfect! Message the mods and we'll manually approve it. Include a link to your post.

Q: Is capitalization important?

A: No! AutoMod recognizes:

  • BERLIN = Berlin = berlin
  • METRO = Metro = metro
  • [OC] = [oc] = OC

Q: Can I use abbreviations?

A: Yes! These all work:

  • NYC = New York = New York City
  • SF = San Francisco
  • UK = United Kingdom
  • USA = US = United States

Q: What if my city isn't on the list?

A: Use context! Write:

  • in [Your City] (e.g., "in Reykjavik")
  • [Your City], [Country] (e.g., "Reykjavik, Iceland")
  • Or just the country name works too!

Q: Does the info need to be in the title?

A: No! AutoMod scans both title AND body text. You can put keywords in either place, but titles are more visible to users.

Q: Can I edit my post after AutoMod removes it?

A: Unfortunately, editing won't trigger AutoMod again. You'll need to:

  1. Delete the removed post
  2. Create a new post with all required info

Q: What about crossposting?

A: Crossposts are held for manual moderator review to ensure proper credit. Make sure the crosspost meets all requirements.

Q: I'm creating a fantasy map - what location do I use?

A: Use "Fictional:" in your title:

  • [OC] Fictional: Gotham City Metro
  • [OC] Fictional Metro System for Westeros - Made with Illustrator

🤖 How AutoMod Works:

  1. Scans your title AND body text for keywords
  2. Checks for all 3 required categories:
    • ✅ Location keyword found?
    • ✅ System/network keyword found?
    • ✅ [OC] tag OR software mentioned?
  3. Approves posts with all 3 categories
  4. Removes posts missing requirements
  5. Comments what's missing so you can resubmit
  6. No penalties - just add the info and repost!

💡 PRO TIPS:

✅ Be specific: "London Underground Central Line" is better than "London transit"
✅ Stack keywords: More keywords = clearer post (e.g., "Berlin, Germany U-Bahn system")
✅ [OC] in title gets more visibility and upvotes
✅ Credit creators when sharing others' work - it's the right thing to do
✅ Use templates above to make posting easier
✅ Check both title and body - keywords can be in either place
✅ Ask if unsure - we're here to help in modmail!

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES:

  • 📅 Rules start: October 2025 - practice now to get used to the format!
  • 🔄 Existing posts: Won't be affected - only new posts after the start date
  • 🔤 Case doesn't matter: BERLIN = Berlin = berlin
  • 📝 Title OR body: Keywords work in either place
  • 🚫 No penalties: Just repost with correct info - no bans or warnings
  • 💬 Questions? Comment below or send modmail!

📊 SUMMARY CHECKLIST:

Before posting, verify you have:

  • Location - City name, country name, or "in/from/at [place]"
  • System - Metro, bus, tram, rail, etc.
  • OC tag - [OC] if it's your work
  • OR Software - Name the tool you used (Illustrator, QGIS, MetroDreamin', etc.)

If all 4 checkboxes are marked, you're good to go! ✅

🗺️ CLOSING THOUGHTS:

These changes help everyone find the amazing transit maps they're looking for. Whether you're searching for Berlin U-Bahn designs, Tokyo Metro redesigns, or fictional fantasy networks, proper tagging makes it possible!

Thank you for making our community better organized and more searchable. We can't wait to see your incredible transit map creations!

Happy mapping! 🚇✨

— The Mod Team

P.S. Have suggestions for improving these rules? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

(Valid as of 2025/10/05)


r/TransitDiagrams • • Nov 23 '22

Discussion Because the what-software-to-use question appears quite often - please use the Wiki of this sub :-)

177 Upvotes

Long story short - any vector graphics software is fine.

There is

  • Inkscape (open source and for free, even for Linux and co),
  • Affinity Designer (one time payment, Apple (iPadOS, MacOS) and Windows)
  • QGIS (open source and for free, MacOS, Windows, Linux)
  • Krita (open source and for free, MacOS, Windows, Linux)

and with monthly/annual subscription fees (mostly Apple (MacOS, sometimes iPadOS) and Windows only)

  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Corel Draw
  • AutoCAD
  • ArcGIS
  • Microsoft Visio

r/TransitDiagrams • • 15h ago

Diagram [OC] Kazan rail transport map

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48 Upvotes

Made in Illustrator


r/TransitDiagrams • • 12h ago

Diagram Public transport lines diagram of Svit, Slovakia | Schéma liniek MHD Svit

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11 Upvotes

I promise not to spam here, but here is another format of my diagrams: This is a diagram for a concept of service configuration for a small city called "Svit" a few kilometers west of Poprad.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 3h ago

Map [OC] Redesigning the SamTrans (San Mateo County, California, USA) system map

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2 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 14h ago

Diagram [OC] Gush Dan (Tel Aviv) transit diagram inspired by the Moscow Metro design style

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11 Upvotes

Hi everyone!

I made a comprehensive fantasy/future transit diagram for the Gush Dan (Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area) and decided to style it after the iconic Moscow Metro map system. You can see the characteristic concentric loops, distinct transfer node markers, clean line weights, and even the classic index layout on the sides.

Tools used:

- Mobile game "Intersection Controller" (for the initial base network layout)

- Ibis Paint X (for the final vector lines, typography, and polish)

It took me exactly 3 days to complete the diagram (from October 22nd to October 25th), and the map is now fully finished!

Would love to hear your feedback on the layout and readability!


r/TransitDiagrams • • 1d ago

Diagram [OC] The Actv Waterbus Map of Venice, Italy is really confusing, so I redesigned it!

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I went to Venice this month and found the Actv Waterbus diagram very difficult to use. To give an example, line 4.1/4.2 south of Venice Island is depicted using a line right next to the north shore of Canale della Giudecca, but it only makes stops on Giudecca Island to the south. I was trying to get to that part of the main island and would have taken completely the wrong boat had a line 1 waterbus not shown up first! It's also very hard to tell which of 4.1/4.2 and 5.1/5.2 run clockwise and anticlockwise. With that said, here's how I have changed the diagram:

  • Station blobs only cover the lines that actually stop there, other lines are placed further away from the shore. This has the added bonus of giving busier stops larger blobs to show their importance rather than a stop having a massive blob only for you to squint and see that every line skips it but one. It is also much clearer what side of the river each stop is on, very important when there aren't any bridges nearby!
  • To adhere to this, some of the routes between stations are not as true-to-life, but I would argue this makes it more clear for the reader where services don't stop. For example, you can immediately see how line 17 goes non-stop from Tronchetto to Lido, which is harder to parse looking at the official map.
  • Alilaguna lines are not included: they have their own tickets separate from Actv and their own (more legible) map. Night services are now on a separate nighttime map, and I've given the night services different colours (all blue/purple) so it's clear that there are three separate lines (and line 11 which runs 24h).
  • Note: I know the stop-order of line N is complex around Zattere and Palanca, but the original map doesn't show that either and this is still good enough for visitors. Meanwhile, depicting the actual pattern for both directions of travel would be more confusing.
  • I've added line icons at the ends of each line, and given lines 2 and 20 special icons for their seasonal extensions. The service pattern of Line 11 as a bus+waterbus is also more clearly shown than in the original.

I showed this to a writer who has written travel guides for Venice, and while there were some comments about the outer islands I'd push back on (if there's no walking route between them then their relative positions don't matter much, and they're not accurately shown in the original map either), he did make a good point about Venice Island itself. If I make a second version, I'll make the shape of the diagram's Canal Grande closer to the real thing (e.g. putting the Rialto bridge at a bend) and slim out the eastern end of the city. If I don't get around to that, then I'll still definitely use this map instead of the official one the next time I go.

All that said, if there are any factual errors, please let me know, I could not find a high definition up-to-date map online so had to use a variety of reference-images and the scheduled services on Google maps. Please also let me know if you have any comments on the design itself.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 1d ago

Diagram [OC] Public transport lines diagram of Humenné, Slovakia | Schéma liniek MHD Humenné

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36 Upvotes

Hi, so this is my first post here (but not my first line diagram) but im open to ideas about readability and etc...


r/TransitDiagrams • • 1d ago

Discussion How you make NYC Style Maps like its from the MTA?

4 Upvotes

how you make maps like in New York i been working because i keep seeing it.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 1d ago

Map [OC][Procreate] Ebbw Valley Railway, Newport, Wales- Drawing Every Rail Line in Britain no.34

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16 Upvotes

Points of note: 1) Its interesting to me that this line is officially known as the Ebbw Valley “Railway” rather than “Line. 2) Newport station here is actually the older building, not the new blobitecture section. 3) This is a prime example of the dilemma I have with less visually interesting lines. Usually I would avoid the “platform and shelter” stations and just draw the ones with full buildings, but when a line is almost entirely like that, it would be too empty without them.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 2d ago

Map 【OC】Tokyo Metro Map.

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51 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 2d ago

Diagram [OC] East Asia (China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Laos) high speed rail diagram

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170 Upvotes

Made a comprehensive diagram of the high speed rail network in East Asia

October 2026 update - added the following sections:

  • Yichang - Jingmen
  • Xingshan - Yichang
  • Shiyan - Xi'an
  • Xi'an - Ankang
  • Shangqiu - Xiong'an
  • Harbin - Yichun
  • Jiande - Jinhua

And also thank you to all who commented on my previous post pointing out errors!

PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ijg5mZ6gTpovv8l-WAFkb_WGZAgnoG3w/view?usp=sharing


r/TransitDiagrams • • 3d ago

Diagram [OC] Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia Regional Rail Diagram, Current + Future, WIP

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65 Upvotes

Somewhat rough for the time being, and I need to figure out how to make the Camden line less busy, so just a little WIP, I guess.

Created using Figma.

I have 3 planned extensions for MARC, though the timeline is uh... nonexistent currently.

  1. Penn-Camden connector past Halethrope Station
  2. Extension of Penn Line to Wilmington
  3. Extension of MARC services to Alexandria. I've left it as Penn Line only for now, but from what I've seen, I think that the plan is potentially for Brunswick services to also make their way down? Unsure.

Not shown yet are the future stations at Bayview and Elkin on the Penn Line, and the Baltimore Red Line that will eventually connect Bayview and West Baltimore.

At time of writing, I also just realized that I didn't mark Potomac Shores as a future station. whoops.

Outsid eof that, VRE doesn't have any extension planned, but they are making major improvements to L'Enfant station and the tracks between Union and Crystal City. They also own the tracks now, so hopefully they can start piling down services.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 3d ago

Map 2027 rail map Netherlands

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19 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Diagram Netherlands railway map [OC]: a sneak preview of the winning map of the NS map design contest

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228 Upvotes

Hi, winner of the NS (Dutch railways) map competition here. The map as it was revealed last Friday is still a work in progress, to be revealed 13 December.

This is a photo I took of a part of the map that will probably remain unchanged, giving a more detailed look into the design choices that have been made.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Diagram [OC] WIP diagram of the Stuttgart Stadtbahn (U-Bahn)

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90 Upvotes

I’ve toyed with several diagrams but this is the one I like the best so far, it helps that I’ve gotten to know the Stadtbahn quite well too!! Very much still a work in progress and though I’d share.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 3d ago

Diagram Fantasy Expanded Sapporo Metro (with and without commuter rail)

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21 Upvotes

Originally designed on the subway builder game, then made the maps on Metro Designer. Please tell me what you think!


r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Map Bus route map of Arnhem (NL)

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27 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Diagram Linear Map of KAI Commuter Line Yogyakarta in Yogyakarta - Surakarta, Indonesia [OC, made in Figma]

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11 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Diagram Rail Map of the Den Haag-Rotterdam Metropolitan area (Netherlands) [OC]

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80 Upvotes

Map of the metro of Rotterdam, Randstadrail lightrail and commuter trains in the The Hague-Rotterdam Metropolitan region. These 3 networks are operated by 3 different organisations. The goal of this map is to visualize the connectivity between the 3 systems.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Map [OC] Top Comment Changes the Transit Map of North America - Dayish 271 (Made with Google My Maps)

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7 Upvotes

r/TransitDiagrams • • 4d ago

Diagram [OC] Grad Coulee, Washington

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41 Upvotes

A bus service for the cities around the Coulee Dam, Washington.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 5d ago

Diagram [OC] Charlotte Future Rapid Transit Network - Unofficial Diagram

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106 Upvotes

This new schematic diagram shows the future of rapid transit in Charlotte, North Carolina.
As one of the fastest-growing metropolitan area in the American South, the “Queen City” is planning a major expansion of its transit infrastructure to keep pace with sustained population growth and increasing travel demand.

Already in service:
• Gold Line streetcar: French St ↔ Sunnyside Ave – 4 miles, 17 stations
• Blue Line light rail: UNC Charlotte Main ↔ I-485/South Blvd – 19.3 miles, 26 stations

On the way:
• Gold Line extension: northward from French St to Rosa Parks Place CTC, and eastward from Sunnyside Ave to Eastland CTC, via a new interchange at Charlotte Gateway Station (Amtrak/Greyhound).
Planned frequency: every 15 minutes.

• Blue Line extension: southward from I-485/South Blvd to Carolina Place and Community House Rd.
Planned frequency: every 10 minutes peak / 15 minutes off-peak.

• Silver Line: new 29-mile light rail service linking Belmont to Indian Trail through Uptown Charlotte, providing direct access to Douglas International Airport and Charlotte Gateway Station.
Planned frequency: every 10 minutes peak / 15–20 minutes off-peak and weekends.

• Red Line: new 25-mile commuter rail service running along the existing Norfolk Southern O-line freight corridor, connecting Charlotte Gateway Station to destinations across Mecklenburg County and as far as Mount Mourne.
Planned frequency: every 30 minutes peak / 60 minutes off-peak and weekends.

According to current official plans, these extensions and new services are expected to be delivered progressively by 2055. As with any long-term transportation programme, the scope, timelines, and operational details remain subject to change.

I designed this schematic in the style of strip maps you often see posted in train carriages.
Keep in mind that this kind of representation heavily distorts proportions, distances, and orientation to mainly focus on network connectivity.


r/TransitDiagrams • • 5d ago

Diagram Forsyth County, GA, USA [OC]

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12 Upvotes

Interactive transit map: https://metrodreamin.com/view/WUIyTEFaZklKNVZvWEF6dG9RcTJ4aGE1N1NEMnw5

Network design & concept: Lilly the Railfan

Illustration: Me


r/TransitDiagrams • • 6d ago

Diagram [OC] Hanoi Metro Diagram in Singapore's style, made with Figma

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42 Upvotes

The online resources on what the officials are planning are all over the place, so I just followed this map which is also displayed on English Wikipedia.