Post by Chris M on Oct 24, 2022 18:28:47 GMT
There is a new digital tube map to coincide with the opening of Bond Street. There are only minor changes from July, detailed below, so I would be surprised to see a new pocket tube map. I didn't think to look for new posters when I was out today.
Bond Street Crossrail has opened, the Jubilee line symbol moves from south to north of the Central line to where the Elizabeth line crosses. The label moves from below left to above right and loses the dagger.
East Acton loses its dagger.
Tottenham Hale loses its Ikea symbol
Ilford is now step-free to the platform
Battersea Power Station gains a river interchange blob and so loses the boat symbol under the label. The "River Thames" label moves right in consequence.
The T of the "Transport for London [month] [year]" background text on the right of the map moves from above Upton Park to just east of Plaistow, presumably because "October" is longer than "July" and so would otherwise collide with Emerson Park. This is apparently not a problem on the west of the map where the T now starts beneath the Maidenhead label and very nearly collides with the labels for Taplow and Park Royal.
A notable non-change is that the dangleway remains unbranded, despite the IFS sponsorship officially starting on Thursday last week (20 October).
Bond Street Crossrail has opened, the Jubilee line symbol moves from south to north of the Central line to where the Elizabeth line crosses. The label moves from below left to above right and loses the dagger.
East Acton loses its dagger.
Tottenham Hale loses its Ikea symbol
Ilford is now step-free to the platform
Battersea Power Station gains a river interchange blob and so loses the boat symbol under the label. The "River Thames" label moves right in consequence.
The T of the "Transport for London [month] [year]" background text on the right of the map moves from above Upton Park to just east of Plaistow, presumably because "October" is longer than "July" and so would otherwise collide with Emerson Park. This is apparently not a problem on the west of the map where the T now starts beneath the Maidenhead label and very nearly collides with the labels for Taplow and Park Royal.
A notable non-change is that the dangleway remains unbranded, despite the IFS sponsorship officially starting on Thursday last week (20 October).
