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The roads are not unlabelled. There are street signs mounted on walls at almost every intersection, and additionally a huge number of local area maps for pedest

The roads are not unlabelled. There are street signs mounted on walls at almost every intersection, and additionally a huge number of local area maps for pedestrians: https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/boroughs/maps-and-signs https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/boroughs/maps-and-signs Every single tube stop has "exit maps" that show you where you'll be emerging at street level before you exit the station. Being able to read a map and orient yourself in your environment appears be a dying art.

Dayshine 7y ago
> Every single tube stop has "exit maps" that show you where you'll be emerging at street level before you exit the station. Not at every exit, and you can't just casually stroll over to one in the middle of rush hour. > The roads are not unlabelled Sure they are, half the time the tiny road sign is obscured by adverts, construction, or just at an awkward angle not visible from the tube exit. > and additionally a huge number of local area maps for pedestrians: Again, not at every station, mainly the tourist ones.