Recommended Practice
Design of On-street Transit Stops and Access from Surrounding Areas
Abstract
This recommended practice discusses ways to provide or improve connections to, from and at on street transit stops, regardless of mode.
Document History
| Document Number | Version | Publication Date | Publication | Related Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APTA SUDS-UD-RP-005-12 | Rev. 1 | 04/18/2025 | Published | Current |
| APTA SUDS-UD-RP-005-12 | Original | 03/12/2012 | Published | Superseded |
Keywords
accessibility, land use, on-street transit stops, street connectivity, street design, transit-oriented development (TOD), urban design
Summary
Well-designed transit stops and a supportive surrounding environment ensure good access to transit and encourage ridership and a positive customer experience. This recommended practice is intended to support transit agencies to actively pursue access improvements by describing the on-street stop design features and characteristics that improve or support access to transit.
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APTA SUDS-UD-RP-001-09, “Defining Transit Areas of Influence”
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APTA SUDS-UD-RP-009-18, “Bicycle and Transit Integration”
APTA SUDS-UD-RP-003-11, “Why Design Matters for Transit”
APTA SUDS-UD-RP-009-18, “Bicycle and Transit Integration”
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