doady
Senior Member
I actually like the idea. What I did with one of my maps is used numbers for Subway routes, and letters for LRT/BRT routes. I think that that would give a clear deliniation to people which routes are HRT and which ones aren't, while still allowing them all to be shown on the same map. It would also make interlining a lot less confusing down the road, if the routes were referred to be letters or numbers instead of by the name of the line.
NYC has a split between letters and numbers, although there's isn't from so much a practical reason as it is that the numbered routes used to be operated by a different company than the lettered routes.
Subways and commuter rail are both heavy rail, yet one is letters and one is numbers...
Besides there are already clearly differentiate form each other on the map with the symbols chosen. The symbols are what matters, right?
I prefer that the GO line remain as letters and subways as numbers as it is now. That's what I did for my map anyways. I don't see any point switching them.