Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/06/24/traintrackr-is-a-light-up-circ.html
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Main link has a rogue “h” at the front.
This is a lovely concept.
Before coffee I thought I was reading “Trainwrecker”. That would be a very different angle.
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Alas, no love for the Overground. 
10/10 for timing. I would have found extremely useful every day for the last 20 years, right up to 3 months ago.
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Can’t wait for one for NYC, because that would mean the MTA has finally overhauled the ancient sensors in the subway and can finally track the trains like a modern transit system! Right now, they only have real-time data for most of the former IRT lines (1,2,3,4,5,6 trains), which is pathetic.
Good luck with that. London is sort of decently managed. Boston is just small and simple. 
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Boston Metro…that would be the ‘T’, unless perhaps it’s referring to Boston, Lincolnshire?
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Seriously considering the London version, would settle for Helsinki.
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The Boston Metro is that freebie newspaper they used distribute on the T before it went belly up. I can’t imagine tracking it is of much use anymore…
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Freakin’ awesome idea! It’s not hard to imagine an algorithmic approach to custom layouts, have a service bureau make the boards… but I don’t know how to do surface mount leds as a kit, dammit!
@beschizza
Like @charlesj said, in Boston we call it the T. 
OH MAN!
I am from Boston originally and this is great!!!
EDIT: I WISH IT WAS A KIT I COULD DO ALL THE SOLDERING MYSELF ON THOUGH!
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