[Dan416]

If Bloor-Danforth ever crosses Etobicoke Creek along Dundas it'd become the Bloor-Danforth-Dundas line. Or maybe Dundas-Bloor-Danforth line?

 

[scarberiankhatru]

The YUS line should become just the Yonge-University line. After all, once running down Yonge (serving Ryerson), it runs up University and then connects the city's two big universities.

 

[CapitalSeven]

To compact and poeticize it further, let's call it the Varsity Line - Ryerson, U of T, York.

 

[interchange42]

No, it’s Pantone 220C (for coated stock).

On the Ride Guide, it's the CMYK equivalent of Pantone Purple, not 220. I'm really not that surprised that they are using a different colour in the stations. Typical of the TTC.

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[JasonParis]

The Y-U-S should be renamed the 1/Yellow line.

The B-D the 2/Green line.

Sheppard should be the 3/Purple, etc.

GO should letter their lines...

Lakeshore West should be the A/whatever colour they want

Milton should be B/whatever colour they want

Georgetown would be the C/whatever colour they want, etc.

That would be similar to Paris where the subways are numbered and the regional rails are lettered. Colours should be used as a secondary way to determine the line. The names we use now -- "Yonge-University-Spadina subway," "Georgetown corridor," etc. -- should be phased out as they are a mouthful anyway and not fully accurate.

 

[Dan416]

The names we use now -- "Yonge-University-Spadina subway," "Georgetown corridor," etc. -- should be phased out as they are a mouthful anyway and not fully accurate.

And they also change! Witness the former Bradford Line is now the Barrie Line.