| Re: Timetable colours Posted by broadgage at 09:00, 21st July 2025 |     |
Colour blindness should also be a factor in compiling these coloured time tables.
Yes, and remembering that red/green colour blindness is by far the most common form. In all but the most severe cases, a clear bright red and green can be distinguished, but dark red and dark olive green not so.
O/T trivia, but in the last war, the RAF actively recruited colour blind observers for some flights. Some types of yellow or green camo nets used by enemy forces, stood out from the surroundings but only to colour blind observers.
| Re: Timetable colours Posted by infoman at 03:03, 21st July 2025 | |
Colour blindness should also be a factor in compiling these coloured time tables.
| Re: Timetable colours Posted by grahame at 13:19, 20th July 2025 | |
I suppose I should not answer my own question - here are some examples, though, of how ontimetrains colours performance after the event.
| Re: Timetable colours Posted by eXPassenger at 13:05, 20th July 2025 | |
BBQ charcoal for summer Sunday services.
| Timetable colours Posted by grahame at 11:43, 20th July 2025 | |
From the Bala Lake Railway ...
Today we are running our Orange timetable ...
What colours should be assigned to GWR timetabled for various days?
