The Official MBTA System Map

[cubbe8]

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And the Blue/Orange Lines. (Green/Silver are entirely different beasts for another day.)

Airport icon is missing from Back Bay

 

[TheRatmeister]

Airport icon is missing from Back Bay

Oops, forgot to re-export the fixed one. Better now.

 

[ritchiew]

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Alright, made some updates.

This is probably outside your scope, but on these line diagrams I wish there was some indication which regional rail lines a stop connects with, rather than just using the purple rectangle for all of them. I can see it would be tough to squeeze all the names in at South Station or even Quincy, and I don't have any good suggestions. This bothers me on the current full map too.

If/when the T really commits to regional rail with high frequency, all-day service, I think the regional rail lines could really use their own individual branding. Maybe with numbers, letters, or colors. But that's a pretty massive graphical redesign for the whole network.

 

[TheRatmeister]

This is probably outside your scope, but on these line diagrams I wish there was some indication which regional rail lines a stop connects with, rather than just using the purple rectangle for all of them. I can see it would be tough to squeeze all the names in at South Station or even Quincy, and I don't have any good suggestions. This bothers me on the current full map too.

If/when the T really commits to regional rail with high frequency, all-day service, I think the regional rail lines could really use their own individual branding. Maybe with numbers, letters, or colors. But that's a pretty massive graphical redesign for the whole network.

I 100% agree but without just writing out the names of the lines there's not much I can do. As far as I can tell there's no current short-form or abbreviation for the lines.

 

[Riverside]

I 100% agree but without just writing out the names of the lines there's not much I can do. As far as I can tell there's no current short-form or abbreviation for the lines.

The consolidated BOS <> Readville and BOS <> Braintree schedules use abbreviations (for the origination point, not technically the line).