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Just visited London for vacation a few weeks ago. As a non-Londoner, I have to say that I like the new version much better. I can already see several mistakes t
by icarus_drowning 15y ago
Just visited London for vacation a few weeks ago. As a non-Londoner, I have to say that I like the new version much better. I can already see several mistakes that I made when choosing which routes to take-- mistakes that I doubt I would have made had I had access to this map. Bravo.
- frobozz 15y agoCould you give some examples? In Zone 1, the stops are so frequent that the number of stops is normally far more significant than the distance between them; and in the outer zones, you rarely have a choice anyway.
- icarus_drowning 15y agoMostly it has to do with where things are in reality on the surface rather than taking wrong routes. You can look at a map of London and try to correlate the stations on that map with the "official" non-geographical version, or you can have a map of London and a map of the tube system that's fairly close to it. Just going off the Thames alone makes it easier to figure out where the best place to get off is.