Talk:Transport in Milan

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What color is line M4?? 66.32.197.148 22:05, 6 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

it will be light blu. the MM5 it will be purple the MM6 it will be, probably, orange.

Some of the S lines are wrong, but I don't know the actual lenght and I'm not sure about possible extensions in the last month or so, so I can't correct them, and I'm adding a cleanup tag to the article

I've noticed:

• S1 is still limited to Milan (Saronno - Milano Porta Vittoria) - or at least was up to maybe a month ago.
• S2 looks limited to Milan (Mariano Comense - Milano Porta Vittoria) in the linked map and probably is
• S4 should be still limited to Seveso (Seveso - Milano Cadorna)
• S5 has been reaching Varese for quite some time (Varese - Gallarate - Milano - Pioltello) - this one I'm sure of
• S6 has been reaching Novara for quite some time, but is still limited to Milan (Novara - Milano Porta Vittoria)

Valhalla 23:35, 30 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Even if the article is in italian, the IT article could be taken as a more updated reference to edit this one. Lengths, extension and colors in some cases could be taken easily even without translation. :) --Folletto 22:30, 23 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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