Template talk:North Melbourne railway station

Need to show road

Need to show the road on the 3rd row (the one that says "to Flagstaff") as the bridge isn't too clear as to what it is. -- ThylacineHunter (talk) 14:13, 27 June 2023 (UTC)

Direction arrows

Need to show track direction arrows:

• For red lines to Kensington & South Kensington need to be repeated closer to the faded sections
• For black lines to South Kensington arrows are: up, both, both
• At the station platforms as not that clear they are uni-direction platforms
• To South Dynon Rail Yard arrows from top to bottom are: left (black), right (black), left (black), both (teal), both (teal)
• The arrows up the top (line under "to Flagstaff") 2nd teal one should be both up and down

-- ThylacineHunter (talk) 14:38, 27 June 2023 (UTC)

Legend text suggestion

Just wondering if it is possible to left align the text "to Flagstaff", "to Macaulay" and "to Kensington" near the tracks that go off to the left? I'm not an expert in coding this up, but I know it is possible as the Railway track legend has some left-aligned text (see Template:Railway track legend).

From a user's perspective the tracks going off to the left looks a bit confusing without their supporting legend text, especially "to Macaulay" since there's so much going on in that section of the track layout. Users might get confused if they don't pay close attention and might think "to Macaulay" legend references the broad-gauge RRL tracks.

Additionally, it would be great if someone could add "City Loop" underneath the legend text for "to Flagstaff".

Finally, the line legend underneath explains the different coloured tracks (i.e. non-electrified, broad-gauge, dual-gauge, etc), but it doesn't explicitly state what the dotted lines represent. In particular, it would be good if the dotted red lines could be explained as being City Loop broad-gauge tracks and what the dotted black RRL lines represents.

I'd do this myself, but I'm not good at coding this up, so I would appreciate if someone else could do this!

Thanks 59.191.213.59 (talk) 03:27, 18 August 2024 (UTC)