[COLLECT] Metro Networks

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• Beijing Subway (Add Beijing Subway #2828)
• Cairo Metro (Add Cairo Metro #2845)
• Guangzhou Metro (Add Guangzhou Metro #2897)
• Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway (Add MTR #2907)
• Madrid Metro ([COLLECT] Metro Networks #2822)
• Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Add MTA #2820)
• Mexico City Metro (Add Metro de la Ciudad de México #3156)
• Moscow Metro (Add Moscow Metro #2885)
• Paris Métro (Add Métro de Paris #2854)
• San Francisco Muni (Add Muni #2825 Add San Francisco Municipal Railway #3118)
• Seoul Metro
• Shanghai Metro (Add Shanghai Metro #2917)
• Shenzhen Metro (ICON #2158)
• Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (Add SMRT #3209)
• São Paulo Metro (Added São Paulo Metro #4570)
• Tokyo Metro (Add Tokyo Metro #3157)
• Transport for London (Add Transport for London #2742)

Based on List of metro systems

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I extracted the icon from the Seoul Metro Wikipedia page and chose #293896 as color as it is referenced in their brand guidelines.

Alexa rank: ~174k

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I extracted the icon from the Seoul Metro Wikipedia page and chose #293896 as color as it is referenced in their brand guidelines.

Alexa rank: ~174k

Another popularity metric would be their annual ridership of ~1.9 billion (2017).

In comparison, the London Underground has an annual ridership volume of ~1.4 billion (2017/18).

[PeterShaggyNoble]

You've managed to reverse that, somehow, @samuelpolat.

Note that there are vector files available to download from the brand guidelines page, via the button link below the colours, so we should use those as the source.

[mondeja]

Metro de Madrid

Image source: here
Possible color: #ed1c23
Website: https://www.metromadrid.es
Alexa rank: ~330k

[PeterShaggyNoble]

Thanks, @mondeja 👍 I've added that to the list in the original comment and there's an SVG on Wikimedia for anyone looking to take this one on. From their website, though, #255e9c looks to be the primary colour.

Just a note on these [COLLECT] issues, though: it was decided, based on this comment in #2059 to limit them to those companies in the original request and, rather than continuing to add companies to them, that a new [COLLECT] issue or individual issues for each be opened for any additions. This prevents issues from getting out of hand as #2059, and #625 before it, did.