Transit Maps of the World: Expanded and Updated Edition of the World's First Collection of Every Urban Train Map on Earth Paperback – Illustrated, November 3, 2015

Excellent atlas covering different transit systems around the world. A few minor gripes:1) Only rail transit systems are covered. That leaves out bus rapid transit systems, which make up the greater part of the transit networks (excluding regular city buses) of cities like Pittsburgh and Ottawa even though those cities have some light rail as well.2) Not all the transit systems that are covered have maps, though then again, there's just too many of those systems to put them all into maps to show in the book.3) As a Montrealer, I noticed 1986 as the start year of the Metro over there. In reality, it started in 1966, in advance of Expo 67 the following year.

I found this book at a Trolly Museum near my house. Purchased online since it was a better bargain. Perfect for little train and route lovers.

I bought this book years ago as a gift and fell in love with it... So much so I had to find it again and buy it for myself! It's well laid out and fun to read. Each system is a self contained set of pages, making it an excellent bathroom or coffee table book.

The maps of the world a quite interesting for adults and children alike. We have many interesting conversations about where have we been and where we'd like to go someday. The subway system makes a great food for thought. The quality of the maps is good as well.

Interesting book--I only wish the print was a little larger.

It is exactly what the title says: transit maps of the world. For those of us fascinated by good and interesting graphics, this book is a treasure. The rest of you probably won't get the point.

Got this as a gift for my spouse and we enjoy flipping through it

Interesting book. Like to look at all the different maps and system around the world