Yamato Transport (aka Kuroneko Yamato) is well known for its black and yellow logo of a black cat carrying a kitten. The “Kuroneko” mark, which means safe and courteous, has remained unchanged since ...

In a recent image shared by Disney, the trains of the Walt Disney World Monorail Transportation system will be receiving new ...

Yellow’s logo is simple enough: the word Yellow in robust, no-nonsense all-caps sans-serif black type within a similarly-sturdy, black-bordered trapezoidal holding shape that is colored a lovely ...

Lawrence’s book traces the history and development of the transport logo, ... This cap badge issued to bus crews from 1910-14 featured the winged wheel logo of the London General Omnibus Company.

Many logo names seem to have emerged organically and unofficially as nicknames. They offer a way for people—often employees of the company the logo represents—to easily talk about the logo itself.

The new logo known as "The Hop" features several colourful linking arches and will replace more than a dozen transport logos across Sydney's buses, ferries and trains.