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@Jasper: In my experience, it's less of a problem at Huntington. For one thing, one of the two bus staging areas is right by the lower entrance to the station, so people can wait just inside and watch for the bus. Also, it's pretty well sheltered there by the elevated tracks, which keeps a lot of the rain off, as do the shelters. The upper area is less well-sheltered, but it's not large, so I doubt it's a huge problem.

That being said, I think a canopy would be the best idea. It's more long-term, and it can shelter more people. Which might encourage more use of the bus lines at the stations in question, no?

by Ser Amantio di Nicolao on Jul 2, 2012 4:21 pm • link • report

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