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The bus stop signage pilot comes in advance of anticipated bus service changes to come as part of the Bus Network Redesign Program.
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NaviLens is wayfinding and information technology that helps blind and low-vision riders navigate to a bus stop, access real-time next bus arrival information, and receive directions to the bus when it arrives at the bus stop.
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The signage has been installed at more than 8,400 bus stops throughout Metro Vancouver.
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The new signs have started to be installed at bus stops and include the bus stop number and details on how to use the "Text My Bus” feature to find out when buses will arrive at your stop.
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Digital advertising has found a place in transit, and while it comes with a set of challenges along the way, agencies are taking advantage of the screen space to better inform riders in real time.
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The state-of-the-art touchscreens help customers more easily plan their trips and have access to live transit information while travelling on the system.
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Metrolinx’s wayfinding team, in charge of signage and other information systems, has put a major focus on ensuring that transit is accessible for everyone. Learn more about the systems they’ve implemented.
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The promise asks leaders to commit to creating Hispanic-friendly places for employees and others.
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To make it easier to find bus stops, TransLink will also install tactile walking surface indicators at every bus stop on property that TransLink owns or leases.
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The existing automated system has been in service for over 20 years and replacement was necessary due to costly repairs, as well as parts and components becoming obsolete.
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