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Both prototypes include innovative interactive features, such as Wi-Fi and USB charging ports.
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The winning public art design by Cameron McLemore embraces the musical and performing arts legacy of the Soulsville neighborhood.
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The designs embrace the aloha island spirit by integrating sugar cane patterns and a tropical forest-green paint scheme.
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Design embraces Mexican folk art known as “papel picado,” which is created from cutting colorful sheets of tissue paper.
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Many of the 29 shelters in this phase also include revenue-generating advertising display kiosks.
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The majority of the bus shelters will be five-foot-by-10-foot in size and modeled after Tolar Manufacturing’s popular Signature Sunset line.
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Earning this annual certification since 2013 affirms Tolar’s commitment to its clients by providing the highest quality, most durable, and distinctive products.
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As you may know, I like to use this column to draw attention to transportation-related issues that are important to me, such as climate change, accessibility, and innovation.
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In keeping with VIA’s ongoing commitment to support local, small, and minority-owned businesses, nearly all of the contracts awarded for VIA’s Passenger Amenities Program went to locally-owned businesses and/or certified DBEs/SBEs.
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With over 25 years in business, Tolar arguably has the largest portfolio of transit shelters and related street furniture in North America.
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