Transport en commun - Signalétique métropolitaine

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There’s also bus stops in NYC that give live bus time. They even have a button similar to crossing the street, that gives audio of when the next buses are:

On some stops that are in more touristy areas, as seen on the right, they include a map of the area, similar to what @coledev has shared for doing here.

To go with what I shared, some subway exits have maps on the sidewalk. NYC’s font used everywhere is Helvetica, so the style of these signs match the subway signage too.

These wayfinding points are called WalkNYC

This does not exist in Montréal. Imagine, maps like this outside stations of the métro in downtown, simply used to locate yourself, not advertising, and using a style similar to the ARTM standards. Together, with upgraded signage in the RÉSO to match as well, the whole set of passage ways, and outside could be mapped out to guide people.