Talk:Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station
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Quick Facts - E and A lines described in opposite directions
[edit]This applies to all five stations shared by the A ane E lines--but I just happened to choose this article in which to raise the topic.
In the Quick Facts table, the Preceding Station, Following Station, and the From and Towards stations are listed in opposing directions. For example, the preceding and following stations for the A line are Historic Broadway and 7th Street respectively, but for the E line which uses the same tracks through this station and three others, it's the other way around. This seems to me nonsensical and confusing, but given how tricky it is to edit tables here I'll probably just have let it stand. Is there some reason the QF tables in the articles for these stations were composed this way? Some Wikipedia convention regarding how the directions of transit lines should be listed?
Pithecanthropus4152 (talk) 06:46, 24 January 2024 (UTC)
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