Managing Extreme Weather at Bus Stops (2017) / Chapter Skim
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SUMMARY Transit agencies of every size and geographic region across the country are managing extreme weather events at their bus stops. This includes managing snow, ice, heat, wind, rain, and mudslides while keeping transit stops and their associated infrastructure functional.
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2 3. The rights-of-way for vehicles and buses are cleared of snow before bus stops, leaving customers unable to access those buses that are providing service.
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3 Managing extreme weather at bus stops is an ongoing challenge that is expected both to grow in frequency and increase costs. Opportunities for future research associated with this synthesis include: • Use of cameras to monitor conditions at bus stops.
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