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Transport for London

London Buses

Corporate identity

Basic elements

Getting around MAYOR OF LONDON

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

Contents Foreword Introduction Glossary Colour glossary Corporate typeface

London Buses Roundel usage Exclusion zones Colours Mark references Roundel references Plain roundel references

Secondary identities London Travel Information Textphone

1 1.1 1.2 1.3

2 2.1 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7

3 3.1 3.3

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

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A well designed, confident and consistent visual identity is highly effective in communicating the strengths of our organisation. It is essential that London Buses maintains a high standard for co-ordinated design in every aspect of our operations.

With over million passengers every day, Transport for London runs one of the busiest and most complex transportation systems in the world. This document gives guidance on the basic elements that make up the London Buses visual identities. The information covers the corporate typeface, the visual identity of London Buses and the corporate colours. Guidance on design applications can be found in separate documents provided by Transport for London (TfL).

Charles Monheim Director, Customer Relations

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

Introduction This section explains the generic terms used to describe elements of the London Buses corporate identity. Some of the terms are industry standard, whilst others are specific to TfL.

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Glossary The main terms used in these guidelines are as follows: Mark A combination of a roundel or symbol with a logotype in a fixed relationship as shown below.

Plain roundel A version of London Buses’s roundel without the mode appearing in the bar. This is used for reproduction at small sizes where the name would be illegible or difficult to reproduce cleanly.

London Buses

London Buses Roundel The visual identifiers based on an open circle and a bar used by London Buses. The London Buses mode is displayed in white on the bar.

Exclusion zone The minimum area around marks, roundels or symbols that must be kept free of other graphic elements. This is to ensure that they are reproduced clearly and legibly without interference from other visual devices.

Symbol Other visual identifiers used by London Buses.

Logotype The title of London Buses set in New Johnston Medium upper and lower case type. Logotypes are used with roundels or symbols in a fixed relationship to form Marks, but can also be used in a looser relationship such as that used on stationery (see the Stationery standards).

London Buses

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Colour glossary Print specifications

Screen specifications

Paint specifications

PMS An abbreviation of Pantone Matching System. This system is used to specify spot colours (ie individually mixed colours) for printing.

RGB An abbreviation of Red-Green-Blue, indicating the primary colours of light. For reproduction on screens and other electronic systems, combinations of these three colours are used to match to the Transport for London colours.

NCS An abbreviation of Natural Color System. This provides a wide range of colour specifications applicable to paints and other materials. There are colour-matches in this system for all the Transport for London colours specified in these guidelines.

The letter ‘C’ after the specification indicates a colour’s appearance on coated paper stock. The letter ‘U’ after the specification indicates a colour’s appearance on uncoated paper stock. CMYK Initials representing the four colours - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (Kohl) - used in the four-colour printing process. Different combinations and proportions of these four colours are used to achieve matches to the spot colours.

Web To achieve colours that can be reproduced satisfactorily on internet and intranet sites, Web safe colours should be specified. These provide a greater degree of consistency than RGB colours when there is no control over the equipment used to view the site.

Other specification systems such as RAL or British Standard BS4800 have only a very limited number of acceptable colour-matches to Transport for London colours. Please do not use these systems without first obtaining the approval of TfL Corporate Design.

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Corporate typeface London Buses’s primary typeface is New Johnston Medium, upper and lower case. It is one of the family of New Johnston typefaces owned exclusively by TfL.

New Johnston ABCDEFGHI JKLMNOPQR STUVWZYZ abcdefghijklm nopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890% (,.-:;!?_){‘“”,.} [+-=/@£$^&*] ÅÁÂËÈÊÍÎÏÌ ÓÔÒØŒÙÛÇ àäâèëêìíî òóöôøùúûü

Ab

It is a requirement that body text is to be set at a minimum of 12pt in New Johnston Book. Headings and sub headings should be set in New Johnston Medium. Italics and bold are only to be used for emphasis and short phrases.

New Johnston Light New Johnston Light Italic New Johnston Book New Johnston Book Italic New Johnston Book Bold New Johnston Book Bold Italic New Johnston Medium New Johnston Medium Italic New Johnston Bold New Johnston Bold Italic

New Johnston

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London Buses This section is concerned with the identity for London Buses. It is important to observe the standards for reproducing the roundel and mark in all applications to maintain consistency and to preserve the integrity of the identity.

London Buses Artwork references The master artworks for the London Buses identity are supplied separately as digital artwork to support these printed guidelines. These can be identified by the reference numbers found on pages 2.5 to 3.4.

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

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Roundel usage Acceptable The examples shown here make up the acceptable applications of the London Buses roundel.

1 colour roundel.

Reversed roundel

Black roundel

The roundel can be applied to flat background colours as long as they provide sufficient contrast.

Note: The squares are used as examples of background colours and are not part of the design.

The roundel can also be embossed out of any material.

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Roundel usage continued Unacceptable The roundel must not be re-drawn, distorted or modified in any way. It must not be placed on a background that impairs legibility.

BUSES

BUSES

BUSES

BUSES

Pattern backgrounds which interfere with the roundel must not be used. Note: The squares are used as examples of background colours and are not part of the design.

BUSES

BUSES

BUSES

BUSES

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Exclusion zones Exclusion zone for the mark The orange box indicates the exclusion zone where no other graphic elements should be placed.

.25x

x

.25x .25x

London Buses

The exclusion zone is always one quarter of the width of the roundel bar.

.25x

Exclusion zone for the roundel The orange box indicates the exclusion zone where no other graphic elements should be placed.

.25x

x

.25x .25x

.25x

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London Buses colours Depending on the systems used, the examples shown here are the only acceptable combinations. Print

PANTONE®

PANTONE®

072C

485C

PMS Colour reproduction using Pantone Matching System on coated paper.

PANTONE®

PANTONE®

072U

485U

PMS Colour reproduction using Pantone Matching System on uncoated paper.

Screen

0R 45G 115B

223R 0G 44B

RGB Colour reproduction using red, green and blue values.

00 33 99

Paint

S 3560-R80B

S 1085-Y80R

NCS Colour reproduction using Natural Colour System.

CC 00 33

web Colour reproduction using Web safe colours.

C:100 M:79

M:100 Y:91

CMYK Colour reproduction using Four colour process.

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Mark artwork references

London Buses PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

2 colour mark BusMark BusMark.eps BusMark.wmf

London Buses RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

London Buses PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour mark BusMark BusMark1Col.eps BusMark1Col.wmf

2 colour mark BusMark BusMark.jpg BusMark.gif

London Buses RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour mark BusMark BusMark1Col.jpg BusMark1Col.gif

London Buses Black mark Folder ref: Artwork ref:

BusMark BusMarkBW.eps BusMarkBW.wmf

London Buses Reversed mark Folder ref: BusMark Artwork ref: BusMarkWhite.eps

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

Roundel artwork references

PMS/CMYK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour roundel BusRoundel BusRoundel1Col.eps BusRoundel1Col.wmf

Black roundel Folder ref: BusRoundel Artwork ref: BusRoundelBW.eps BusRoundelBW.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour roundel BusRoundel BusRoundel1Col.jpg BusRoundel1Col.gif

Reversed roundel Folder ref: BusRoundelWhite Artwork ref: BusRoundelWhite.eps

2.6

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

Plain roundel artwork references

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour roundel BusPlainRoundel BusPlainRoundel1Col.eps BusPlainRoundel1Col..wmf

Black plain roundel Folder ref: BusPlainRoundel Artwork ref: BusPlainRoundelBW.eps BusPlainRoundelBW.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

1 colour roundel BusPlainRoundel BusPlainRoundel1Col.jpg BusPlainRoundel1Col.gif

Reversed plain roundel Folder ref: BusPlainRoundel Artwork ref: BusPlainRoundelWhite.eps

If using either the plain black or reversed roundels, then the operating name London Buses must also be displayed Please note the plain roundel is only for use when the roundel bar width falls below 14mm.

2.7

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

Secondary identities There are occasions when a roundel will need to be supported by a secondary TfL identity. Guidelines on how secondary marks are used can be found in the ‘Information and publicity standards’ and the ‘Advertising guidelines’. The secondary identities are shown on the following pages with their artwork references.

3

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Information ‘i’ symbol artwork references

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Grey symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolGrey.eps InfoSymbolGrey.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Grey symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolGrey.jpg InfoSymbolGrey.gif

Black symbol Folder ref: InfoSymbol Artwork ref: InfoSymbolBW.eps InfoSymbolBW.wmf

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolBlue.eps DLRInfoSymbolBlue.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolBlue.jpg InfoSymbolBlue.gif

Reversed symbol Folder ref: InfoSymbol Artwork ref: InfoSymbolWhite.eps

London Buses corporate identity - Basic elements standards

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Information ‘i’ symbol artwork references

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Grey symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolGrey.eps InfoSymbolGrey.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Grey symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolGrey.jpg InfoSymbolGrey.gif

Black symbol Folder ref: InfoSymbol Artwork ref: InfoSymbolBW.eps InfoSymbolBW.wmf

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolBlue.eps DLRInfoSymbolBlue.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol InfoSymbol InfoSymbolBlue.jpg InfoSymbolBlue.gif

Reversed symbol Folder ref: InfoSymbol Artwork ref: InfoSymbolWhite.eps

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Textphone mark artwork references

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

2 colour mark TextMark TextMark.eps TextMark.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

2 colour mark TextMark TextMark.jpg TextMark.gif

Black mark Folder ref: Artwork ref:

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue Mark TextMark TextMark1Col.eps TextMark1Col.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue mark TextMark TextMark1Col.jpg TextMark1Col.gif

Reversed mark Folder ref: TextMark Artwork ref: TextMark1White.eps

TextMark TextMarkBW.eps TextMarkBW.wmf

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Textphone symbol artwork references

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Magenta symbol TextSymbol TextSymbolMagenta.eps TextSymbolMagenta.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Magenta symbol TextSymbol TextSymbolMagenta

Black symbol Folder ref: TextSymbol Artwork ref: TextSymbolBW.eps TextSymbolBW.wmf

PMS/CYMK Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol TextSymbol TextSymbolBlue.eps TextSymbolBlue.wmf

RGB Folder ref: Artwork ref:

Blue symbol TextSymbol TextSymbolBlue.jpg TextSymbolBlue.gif

Reversed symbol Folder ref: TextSymbol Artwork ref: TextSymbolWhite.eps

For further information: These standards intend to outline basic principles and therefore cannot cover every application or eventuality. In case of difficulty or doubt as to the correctness in the application of these standards, please contact TfL Corporate Design. Telephone: 020 7941 4481 (auto 688 4481) Suggestions for improving this document should be directed through the change control process. Contact TfL Corporate Design. www.tfl.gov.uk/corporatedesign

Issue 1 February 2003 Designed by Fitch and Real451 © Transport for London