transit networks
City movement systems
Transit networks are systems of interconnected public transportation routes—buses, subways, trains, ferries—that move people through urban areas.
The term emphasizes how individual lines connect to form a unified system: The city's transit network links downtown to all major suburbs.
Transit networks are often mapped schematically, showing connections rather than geographic accuracy.
- rush hourBusiest commuting period
- roadsPaved paths for vehicles
- railwaysFixed-track transport systems
- subwaysUnderground urban railways
- subway mapUnderground transit route guide
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