Greetings everyone! In this installment of my fantasy transit systems series, I’m going to present to you another fictional city that I have a transit system for. This is the fictional city of Cindyville, by which I had a decent bus system set up for (including schedules and route maps) before my old computer crashed.ContinueContinue reading “Cindyville Fictional Transit System – Part 1”
Category Archives: Fantasy Surface Rail
Fantasy Metro/Subway for Norfolk, VA – Part 3
In my third installment of my fantasy subway for the Hampton Roads, VA area, I focus on Line 3. Line 3 connects the two busy military hubs of Naval Station Norfolk and Naval Air Station Oceana via the Lynnhaven area and Norfolk International Airport. This particular line has 18 stations and is one of aContinueContinue reading “Fantasy Metro/Subway for Norfolk, VA – Part 3”
Tampa Bay Fantasy Rail System – Part 2
As I mentioned in my last posting, I will be going over the Red Line of my fantasy light rail system for Tampa Bay. This is one of the key lines to this fantasy rail system, as it links the community of Wesley Chapel to the USF area, downtown Tampa, and MacDill Air Force Base.ContinueContinue reading “Tampa Bay Fantasy Rail System – Part 2”
Tampa Bay Fantasy Rail System – Part 1
Hi everyone, As I mentioned earlier this month, I will be posting some things about a fantasy rail system that I started working on for the Tampa area during the course of 2010. At the time that I began working on this fantasy system, Hillsborough Area Regional Transit was promoting a one cent sales taxContinueContinue reading “Tampa Bay Fantasy Rail System – Part 1”
Tampa LRT – Navy Line
Here it is, after a few teaks, the Navy Line. This route would connect St. Pete to Tampa via the I-275 corridor. Notice how the route connects St. Pete/Clearwater International Airport; there is a bypass that would be used during peak hours.
Tampa LRT – Red Line
Every two weeks or so, I will unveil a component of my vision for the Tampa area LRT.To start things off, here’s the Red Line, which would connect South Tampa to Wesley Chapel via Downtown Tampa.The main stops along this route include:Marion Transit Center (Downtown Tampa) – Orange, Navy, & Green LinesUniversity Area Transit CenterContinueContinue reading “Tampa LRT – Red Line”
My vision of Tampa’s rail system
This is a map of what I think Tampa’s light rail system should look like. Many destinations throughout the bay area are served, with others still not listed in the outskirt counties.
The Global Transit Guidebook 