Jan 2
San Francisco's Castro Station has new signs.
They look nothing like the old Muni transit signs, and that's the point. The yellow and blue signs are part of a project to create a coordinated system of maps, signs, and standards across the 27 transit agencies of the nine counties of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Instead of trying to merge agencies or complicate things further with an umbrella brand, the focus is on the service.
The monolithic new sign indicates that Castro is a train (subway) station where you can catch the KLM lines. We've already got a universal fare system in Clipper, which agency runs the KLM lines isn't that important as long as they get you where you want.
More info: MTC Regional Mapping & Wayfinding
