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Transit systems always want to paint their buses in matching colours so that riders can spot them easily. But what if different bus colours could tell you roughly where they are going? Seoul, Korea has done just that. By John Calimente, re:place magazinehttp://spacingmedia.com/spacingvancouver/wp-content/uploads/features/transit-fan_feature-VAN.gif