Transit and transport

Stopping-pattern chart (Keisei style) — colour names beside service-type colours (fictional KR Line)

A stopping-pattern chart that names each colour, so no one has to rely on colour alone

This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.

Notes in the source (in Japanese)

Source (YAML)

examples/gallery/387-停車駅案内-京成型-色名を添える.zumen.yaml

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