by Walter
An exhaustive history of Toronto’s typographically-disastrous transit system.
Posted on September 18th, 2007
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Loved it! Having grown up there it was fun to see all the old familiar signs — a nostalgic trip. Having ridden the Toronto subway system just 6 months ago I can attest to being totally bewildered by the jumble and confusion of official and home-made signage.