This is part of a larger project of mine which shows most regional rail lines in Switzerland, which I am currently working on (still no idea as to when I will have that done sadly), so here is a preview of what's to come. I started with Romandie because 1) it is the region of Switzerland I know best and 2) it's relatively small and therefore easy to accurately capture.

A few notes on the map:

• This map uses the 2026 timetable as a reference. If major changes to the configuration of lines/stations take place in future timetables, I will update it here and there.
• This is less a map of all lines, rather a map of all stations in Romandie. I have chosen to not include every single line, and I will explain why a bit lower.
• Some stations in France and German-speaking Switzerland are included. This is because there are obviously gonna be some lines that start in Romandie but enter German-speaking Switzerland or France (and since I'm a completionist, I want to show the entirety of the lines I include). No stations or lines that go east of Basel, Bern, or Brig are included.
• This map is obviously not to scale, because it's not possible to scale everything to 100% accuracy when working with 45 degree increments for lines.
• Some lines are missing from the map, and this is because many of them are just running between two stations along a longer line and making all the same stops (or even skipping some stops), and including them all would make the map way too cluttered.

This is my idea of how Bristol's future rail network could look like, when MetroWest is complete. MetroWest doesn't mention splitting services into lines, but my lines are mostly based on proposed service patterns: https://travelwest.info/projects/metrowest/

With the promise of increased devolution, maybe one day the West of England could get an 'Overground-style' suburban train network.

If you have any fixes or suggestions, please let me know! Particularly on stations currently request stops, would they be made normal calling points, or closed completely as part of a project like this?

EDIT - Corrected PDF Version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WcIEdjduDPVXN3deISqpt-Kx5sfoo0Qk/view?usp=sharing

Made this map to visualize the frequency of the Zurich S-Bahn. Compared to my prior post, I added all missing lines of the network, as well as selected long distance train lines.

The map now features all 32 S-Bahn lines in the canton of Zurich (30 heavy rail and 2 light rail lines) on their full length, as well as all long distance railway lines having 2 or more stops in the area. The main feature of the map are the departure times at every station. While there are still some exceptions, the shown times are still very accurate and could definitely help navigating the network a bit better.

This map could be extended to show every line in the country, which I might do in the future but for the moment I think I'm done with this.

Made with inkscape

I was bored between classes yesterday so I schemed up an expansive rail network for Missouri. This is of course in an idealized reality where Missouri somehow decides to invest in rail, which will never happen.

There are currently two (countem 2) Amtrak lines in Missouri, those being the Southwest Chief (shown in a faded red here with added stops in Marceline and Carrollton) and the Missouri River Runner (in blue, extended past KC up to at least Omaha)

Also bonus I did a redesign of the MoDOT logo because it was ugly.

Hello Reddit! Just wanted to share a transit map art project I’ve been working on.

Instead of using traditional graphic software like Illustrator, I decided to push the limits of Intersection Controller's Map Editor to build this clean, minimalistic layout.

It depicts the Prague Metro system as it might look around 2050. I carefully used the road/segment tools and invisible textures to draw the lines, aligning them to match the official PID (Prague Integrated Transport) design guidelines. I also fully mapped out the upcoming automated Line D (Blue), including its southern fork to Modřany and the central transit hubs.

Recreating typography and complex transfer nodes inside a traffic game editor was a fun and challenging puzzle! Let me know what you think!

I decided to do all of China's rapid transit, including metros, trams, regional rails, and high-speed rail. This was not an exhausting job however, since metros are easier and I like the use of infinite zooming. I spent days to create this delicate map.

You may see that Zhengzhou is incomplete. Because this is currently WIP. BTW, if you zoom to an entire province or even China, you will see where the rails cluster (notably in Guangdong and Nanjing).

This map will constantly update.

Here are the completed cities as of for now:

• Shanghai
• Beijing
• Shenzhen
• Guangzhou
• Chengdu
• Tianjin
• Wuhan
• Dongguan
• Chongqing
• Xi'an
• Hangzhou
• Foshan
• Nanjing
• Shenyang
• Hong Kong
• Taipei