útdiagramok
Útdiagramok, often translated as "route diagrams" or "schematic maps," are simplified visual representations of transportation networks, particularly for public transit systems. They are designed to show the paths of various routes and their major stops in a clear and easily understandable manner, prioritizing connectivity and flow over precise geographical accuracy. Unlike traditional maps, útdiagramok typically distort distances and geographical features to emphasize the network's structure.
The primary purpose of an útdiagram is to help passengers navigate a system. They illustrate the sequence
Útdiagramok are widely used by subway, metro, tram, and bus systems worldwide. They are found in stations,