Linn – DOES ANYONE UNDERSTAND BUS AND RAIL TIMETABLES 1998
£0.00
A downloadable PDF file for your personal use. Timetable World has applied OCR to make the text searchable, and each page carries a small Timetable World logo.
Description
This concise four-page document, authored by Stuart Linn, Group Managing Director of Southern Vectis plc, originates from a “Transit magazine conference” in October 1998. It critically examines the complexity of bus and rail timetables under the provocative title, “DOES ANYONE UNDERSTAND BUS & RAIL TIMETABLES?” Presented in a scanned paper format, it leverages compelling visual evidence, including a full-page reproduction of a notoriously intricate 1996 SNCF (French National Railway) matrix timetable and contrasting UK bus route maps (Wigan vs. Isle of Wight) to illustrate its points. As a contribution from a senior industry professional, this paper offers authoritative insights into public transport information challenges from the late 20th century, many of which remain pertinent today. Its preservation by ‘Timetable World’ further underscores its historical and practical value for those interested in transit planning and passenger experience.
Additional information
| Pages | 6 |
|---|---|
| Filesize | 1.5Mb |





