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You may notice new signs on the lower level of L’Enfant Plaza station this week. This is part of our rollout of new, more unified, and user-friendly signage across the system. 🚇 Learn more about the project here: www.wmata.com/initiatives/...

Metro

@wmata.com

👆The signs above are just the first part of a six-week installation process! By the end of October, every sign inside and outside the station will be replaced with our updated design.

8/9/26, 9:59 pm1 repost27 likes

Metro

@wmata.com

8 Sept

It may seem unfamiliar at first glance, but multiple rounds of feedback were considered to finalize this effort. The results are exciting - a clearer set of signs to address navigation decisions at key decision points.

Curved Toe Link

@curvedtoelink.bsky.social

8 Sept

Thom appreciating the opportunity to make content.

Yonah Freemark

@yonahfreemark.com

8 Sept

What’s the history/explanation of the non-alphabetical ordering of the lines? Seems like putting S and Y last would be helpful in combination with the IAD/DCA icons. As it is, you might interpret B as going to IAD and G as going to DCA.

BeyondDC

@beyonddc.bsky.social

8 Sept

I think you'd want to keep BOS and GY together as groups.

ATXRambler

@rambleratx.bsky.social

8 Sept

💯

Celeste Drake

@celested.bsky.social

10 Sept

I hope this isn’t too pedantic, but do you live in DC? I’ve never heard anyone say “S line” or “Y line.” We call the lines by color, e.g., Silver and Yellow. That’s just one problem with this revamp. It will promote more visitors to use phrases like “S line.” And it will be harder to communicate

Aden Y

@adenyacobi.bsky.social

8 Sept

How do customers know from this signage to specifically take silver line to Dulles?

Celeste Drake

@celested.bsky.social

10 Sept

They don’t. There will be many folks who think Blue, Orange, and Silver all go to Dulles. The new signage is ridonculous.