We have the thick route lines and giant circle transfer stations of Washington, DC Metro, icons for the lines similar to – but nowhere nearly as well executed – the Lisbon Metro, and different station symbols for each and every mode of transit.Īdmittedly, this map faces some unusual challenges in that it shows a state-wide system, rather than just a smaller city. It seems to have taken elements from many different transit maps and mashes them into one big mess. Always eager to check out a new transit map, I clicked through… and was incredibly underwhelmed by what I saw.įar from being the paradigm of customer friendliness that was promised, this map comes across as sad, tired and amateur. This morning, an interesting tweet came across my desk: “NJ Transit Executive Director James Weinstein unveils new customer friendly rail system map at today’s board meeting” with a link to the new map. If you love transit maps and diagrams, then please stick around and read the review – and more – on this site! If you want to see the current official map, then follow this link.
If you’ve reached this page from a search engine hit, please note that this is not the official NJ Transit page, but an independent review of the map as it stood in 2011.
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