A thin, even handwritten line for night posters, transit-style signage and short titles in upper and lowercase Latin.

Neon Rails is drawn with one thin, even stroke, the kind of line you get from bent glass tubing or a felt pen held at the same pressure from start to finish. No contrast. Ends are rounded, curves are loose, and a few letters break the pattern: the capital E is built from straight segments with a squared back like a bracket, while the R pairs a wide open bowl with a straight leg kicked out to the right.

On a dark background the white and blue letters look like signs over a platform at night. The sample cards set a festival lineup as a route map, a "Last train" headline and a dispatcher's brand kit with a business card, badge and letter. It works best large. The pairing card puts it in titles from 48 px with a plain grotesque underneath, and the size ladder shows short phrases still readable at 24 px.

The set is small: 52 glyphs, the full uppercase and lowercase Latin alphabet for English. There are no figures or punctuation, so plan a companion font for dates, prices and times. One Regular weight in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2.

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