Help Transit Riders Improve Their Bus Stops

Riders in ten cities are raising money to spruce up their bus stops.

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August 8, 2016, 6:00 AM PDT

By Elana Eden


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Ten rider-led transit projects across the United States are open for donations as part of Trick Out My Trip 2016, a crowdfunding initiative from ioby.com and Transit Center.

The campaigns this year focus in large part on revamping, and even reimagining, bus stops. A team in Detroit would enlist community groups to "adopt a stop," while a Miami project would pilot energy-efficient, modular bus shelters.

Three proposals are featured in CityLab, and three are highlighted on Streetsblog in connection with its ongoing Sorriest Bus Stop in America bracket.

Monday, August 1, 2016 in Streetsblog

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