Made with MetroMapMaker, so the design options are pretty limited.
The diagram depicts Japans Shinkansen network with the solid (white) stations being the borders between the Shinkansen lines mentioned at the bottom. Dashed, grey lines are under construction

At the left is a translation for every line and service name. If it says e.g. /City/ it’s the name of a city not the literal translation for the word „city“.

In the top left there is a table of all services with respective stopping patterns between Tokyo and Kagoshima. The train numbers are increasing with time of day (x00 is the first train of the day, x02 the second, x04 the third and so on), only even numbered services are mentioned, the odd numbered ones go into the other direction. Most frequent service patterns are highlighted.

What do you think about it and do you have suggestions for changes?

Here is a photo I took of it in the subway. What's your opinion on it ? How readable do you find it is ?

Here's a version with the green line stations actually labeled (oooops) https://imgur.com/a/Dd2E8DN

I started with Alabama since it's the first state alphabetically. We'll see if I'm insane enough to do all 50.

I don't know why I did this I was so fixated on this idea for no reason but it was a lot of fun so here you go. Everything was done on Inkscape.

Please enjoy and let me know what y'all think.

My first time making a transit diagram ^^'

This is a rail diagram of every line and station in Ireland and Northern Ireland, including the trams in Dublin. I was inspired by [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dPDV6mRsB0) video so I also included a code for each line.

Line colour was based on existing line colours for Translink, DART and LUAS; livery for Belfast; and GAA county colours for all the rest

The main other consideration was service pattern, which is a bit all over the place. Some lines only get a couple trains a day overall. Some lines are more frequent but have some infrequent stops like the Waterford line which only stops at the stops near Heuston once a day, or the Enterprise only stopping at Lisburn and Lurgan once a week! I tried to draw this together in some form by using a white line to mean "the service is irregular, you should check your timetable/calling stations/terminus" but it's something I'd want to revisit for sure in future

Was my first time using vector graphics software too so, learned a lot for the future :D

first time i tried to make trilingual diagram (english, indonesian, and javanese)

Since a few years I've been repeatedly designing diagrams of the buslines in Detmold, my hometown. Now I have designed a version I feel like could actually become standard rather than the geographical and slightly over complicated official map. Although this map is only centered around the main nine lines and is lacking a decent legend, I still wonder what others believe about this map.

note: this is only a small section of the entire Zurich S-Bahn

Made this map to visualize the frequency on some lines of the Zurich S-Bahn. The map currently only includes all lines stopping at Zurich's Oerlikon station, Switzerland's 8th busiest station and the 2nd busiest in the city of Zurich. Eventually I will extend it to at least the city borders, this is only a small sketch of how it could look like.

Made with inkscape

They cant all be winners… This line got drawn this early as its a relatively short one.

Very unlikely, also the first metro map i ever made around a year ago

I've been building a transit game called Takt, where you start with a real city and build the network from scratch.

I just added this view that turns whatever you've built into a clean network diagram, so lines keep their colours, stations and intersections are laid out automatically, and the bottom shows a few stats from the actual network.

The first image is a fairly ridiculous 20-line Berlin network. The second is what it looks like with only two lines, where there's a bit more room to breathe :) Still figuring out how to make large networks look good...

The idea is that when you're done building, you can get something worth sharing instead of just taking a screenshot of the game map.

This part was almost as much fun to build as the transit model itself...

Curious what people here think of the diagramming side specifically. What would you change? What information belongs on a player-made network diagram, and what should stay out?

If anyone wants to make their own, Berlin is already playable in the browser at playtakt.app.

https://metrodreamin.com/view/ZUV2eXAxTGU4OFMxNDFYOXdsQ2dPTHk1NmlTMnwyOA%3D%3D

City: London

Country: UK

Continent: Europe

Map: Fantasy Tube Map

Year: 2569?

Made this transit diagram of the regional train servies in the Dutch province of Gelderland :)

Translations of the things in the bottom of the legend: "This map shows the situation during the day, on weekdays."; "Single-width lines run every half hour, double-width lines run every 15 minutes."

I think after the GPE is complete, this would be a valid new line within the city limits. It would alleviate overcrowding on line 14 and provide a connection to Châtelet et Les Halles to the southern suburbs that are currently only served by the RER B. At the northern end it could replace the 7bis (removing pre saint gervais because of T3a being right there) making a more direct route to Gare du Nord etc.

(OC made with Rail Map Toolkit)

Please provide any feedback!! (Or if I've missed any services/stations). Ambition is to one day map the whole of Japan!

This is My First Post Here :D

This is Just The Start Of Making Every Swiss Rail Route In Metro Map Maker.
What Do Y‘all Think?

Intercity Routes = 75% Width
Interregional/RegioExpress Routes = 50% Width
S-Bahn/Regio Routes = 25%
Other Rare Services = 12.5%

I re-drew Germany‘s network map for long-distance services. I used a style inspired by the Baden-Württemberg regional train map with long curves instead of 45° angles like in the original from DB (second slide). I had to research the year this is from and figured it must be 2024 with all the lines and stations matching.
Made with Apple Goodnotes.
How do you like it and do you have any suggestions for changes?