Line tape
Line tape of the Hagen bus route 544
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Line tape as a platform indicator in a Brussels subway station
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Line belt on a train of the Métro Paris
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So-called pearl ribbon on the Stuttgart tram , the moving red luminous point of the roller tape display shows the next station
A line tape is graphic representation of the stops of a line of local public transport . The most common route bands are found in timetables . But they also appear as a display in the interior of vehicles.
Construction of a line belt
Typical structure of a line belt, explained using the U1 subway line of the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe
- Explanation
- bus stop
- Transfer options
- Travel time in minutes from the terminus
- Traffic Company
- Means of transport
- Line number
- Start and finish, possibly with important stops