Through the inclusive procurement, Tolar Manufacturing will supply all components of the shelters as CapMetro continues delivering on its Coordinated Bus Stop Street Furniture Program for new and existing bus stops.
Each ADA-compliant standard EMBARK shelter is eight-feet in length and is supported by four Sunset extrusion posts, glass rails, and Euro extrusion triangular-shaped beam.
Dallas is one of the few major cities without transit shelter advertising.
The shelters range in length from eight-feet to 12-feet to accommodate passengers traveling throughout Lancaster and Berks Counties.
Will be tasked with building a suite of products, including bus shelters, benches, and other outdoor street furniture.
Each station will feature a newly designed passenger waiting shelter, an integrated wayfinding kiosk, and/or digital totem.
Jeffrey C. Arndt manages the seventh-largest city in the U.S.
Will build 1,000 bus shelters of various configurations, benches, trash receptacles, leaning rails, solar-powered lighting, and passenger information displays.
Includes buying CNG buses, creating Riders' Advisory Council, launching customer experience program, and rehabbing rail stations.
The non-advertising bus stop shelters will be 12 feet in length and provide weather-protecting radius roof and perforated metal walls.
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