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|  Message 2500  |
|  hancock4@bbs.cpcn.com to Glen Labah  |
|  Re: SoundTransit creating Pictograms for  |
|  10 Apr 14 10:10:50  |
 On Thursday, April 10, 2014 12:19:51 AM UTC-4, Glen Labah wrote: > SoundTransit plans to open Link light rail to Capitol Hill and the > University of Washington in 2016. State law requires that symbolic > representations of stations be adopted so that those that can not read > the Roman alphabet are able to identify stations: In the old days, some subway systems used color codes to identify stations for those who couldn't read. Going way back that represented many people from immigrant groups. The NYC subway used color codes, but the system was so large that the coding became very complex and hard to follow. In Phila it was useful. I agree that pictograms are hard to read, especially when small. --- SoupGate/W32 v1.03 * Origin: LiveWire BBS -=*=- UseNet FTN Gateway (1:2320/1) |
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