Lettering based on Azuma/Intercity Express Train (class 800/class 802) passenger information screen.

Wide/double-width font used for special messages such as 'No Smoking.'

Based on the scoreboard from the 1980 series of the iconic gameshow Family Fortunes. Lowercase contains sections to make up the famous 'X'.

Based on the scoreboard from the 1988 series of the iconic gameshow Family Fortunes. Lowercase contains sections to make up the famous 'X'.

Based on the display board from the 1987 series of the iconic gameshow Family Fortunes.

Lettering based on the old-school day-glo flip dot bus destination screen/display. 

Lettering based on the London Underground 1986 Stock Passenger Information System, specifically, the 'red' train.

Lettering based on the London Underground D78 Stock Passenger Information System.

Based on an LCD clock seen on the London Underground with custom lettering.

Lettering based on the original Docklands Light Railway (DLR) Passenger Information System from 1987.

Lettering based on the orange/green London Underground Central line passenger information system.

Lettering based on the older passenger information displays seen on the London Underground Bakerloo line.

Lettering based on the typical-style London Underground platform passenger information display.

Based on the lettering used for the original London Underground Jubilee line Extension station Passenger Information System.

Lettering based on the Great Western Railway (GWR) 'Thames Turbo' Class 165 and 'Thames Express' Class 166 Passenger Information System.

Based on the lettering used on the UK 'Clubman' and 'Turbostar' (eg. Class 168, Class 170 and Class 171) Passenger Information System.

Based on the dialogue box font in Spyro: Year of the Dragon.

Lettering based on the SMS interface of the iconic LG Chocolate KG800 mobile phone.

Based on the clock seen on early 2000s Platform Indicators across the South West Trains network, now with custom letters.

Based on the larger lettering used for DLR (Docklands Light Railway) passenger information screens.

 Based on lettering used for LCD information displays in the 1980s and 1990s.

Based on the lettering used for London Underground S Stock trains (S7/S8 Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines).

Based on the first (prototype) London Underground platform indicator lettering from 1980. Lowercase contains alternate characters.

Based on the modern 'white' train departure boards found on the UK 'National Rail' network. This is the 'small' version typically used for 'second and third trains' and other information.

An attempt at recreating the iconic Johnston typeface using the existing London Underground Passenger Information Display metrics.