Subway networks around the world
Yesterday I had to go to two “meetings” (I went to a Christmas Party at Sopolec and a meeting with guys from JCI to talk a bout a project later on) during the Rush Hour (those who visited Bucharest should know that during Rush Hour you will move 100 meters in 30 minutes) so I decided to take the subway. What I forgot was that I am very very tired (both physically, but especially mentally, to quote someone) so, for the first time in my 12 years of living in Bucharest, I took the train in the wrong direction. Not only that, but when I finally got out and took the correct train, I forgot to get out at my destination. Really, what is with this year? Everybody I know is totally tired, I feel like I am floating from day to day.
So, in order to celebrate my little adventure, I made a list with subway networks so complicated that make me wonder: if I managed to get lost in a network so small (like Bucharest’s), what will happen to me in London or New York???
Here is Bucharest’s:
Below you can see the maps of subway networks in Berlin, New York, London, Paris, Tokyo.
source of Bucharest and Berlin images, flicker images have credit in the gallery
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NY city is SO simple, you wouldnt believe….just few colours, and thats it for subways. Easy.
Also, information, booklets, whatever you MIGHT need is spreaded all around. Thats what I call driving aroun the costumer – yoi actually FEEL safe.
Of course, if you get out on wrong station, thats not because you didnt have all possible info ;)
Besides, everything is so flat in NY.
World is flat lol
Bobby,
There are usually plenty of grown ups riding the subways you could ask for directions. It is also a good idea to pin a note to your chest with your home address. :)
- Steve
@Jelena: for the moment, I have to believe you. Anyway, from the maps there, I wouldn’t be too sure.
@Steve: it always makes me warm inside when I see my friends caring so much for me. But the home address pinned to my jacket is a good idea. Wouldn’t it be better, though, to pin my sister’s phone number? :P
Okay, then believe me. I am sure you will soon or later check it for yourself ;)
Best regards from Serbia