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Old 05-07-2008, 07:39 PM
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Default A major city has decided to develop an integrated ticketing and travel system using existing tram, bus and rai

Which of the following involves application of the principles of information presentation to preparing a map for such a network that would be readable on an A5 sheet of paper or in a small brochure that users could carry in their handbags or pockets for reference? (Select one option.)

A Selecting an appropriate means of distinguishing the different modes of travel (tram, bus or train) from each other
B Selecting major tourist, shopping and other public sites to include
C Selecting data that demonstrates the distances between major landmarks
D Working out how best to indicate the network’s relationship to the true geography of the city
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