John Ryall
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Jan 30, 2024 |
masstransitmag.com | John Ryall
TechnologyFacilitiesShelters, Benches and EquipmentCitizens for Modern Transit, AARP select next Transit Stop Transformation ProjectThe St. Louis Metro stop located at 13th St. and Gravois Avenue near Soulard in the city of St. Louis will be transformed into an active, engaging corridor with vibrant colors, seating, shading and green space. The 13th St. and Gravois Avenue stop before the Transit Stop Transformation Project.
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Dec 19, 2023 |
masstransitmag.com | J.K. Dineen |John Ryall
Dec. 18—From its conception, Republic Urban Properties has touted the Gateway at Millbrae Station development as the quintessential "transit-oriented development." Now, the San Jose-based developer has scored, perhaps, the perfect tenant to take the entirety of its 157,000 square feet of office space: a transit agency.
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Dec 19, 2023 |
masstransitmag.com | Eman Abu-Khaled |John Ryall
Waiting is a part of life, be it in the long lines at the bank or sitting on the metal benches at the bus stop. Waiting is usually an experience to be endured, rarely enjoyed, but a partnership developed in St. Louis, Mo., is changing the experience of neighborhood waiting areas, such as bus stops, using the concept of placemaking. Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) and St. Louis’ AARP launched the “Transit Stop Transformation Project” to activate bus stops in Missouri communities.
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Dec 18, 2023 |
masstransitmag.com | John Ryall
Shattered glass, unsightly graffiti and cracked laminated glass in panels used in transit shelters can negatively impact rider experience. Repeatedly replacing panels can feel like a never-ending task, let alone the significant costs and time associated with clean-up. Maintaining the appearance and effective protection of a transit shelter is essential to provide a sense of safety and comfort. The issue has a proven but often overlooked solution.
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Mar 8, 2023 |
masstransitmag.com | Mischa Wanek-Libman |John Ryall
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Administration (WMATA) held a groundbreaking ceremony on March 8 to mark the start of construction Bladensburg Garage, its second facility to house its planned zero-emission fleet. The facility sits on more than 17 acres of land and will have the capacity for 300 buses, half of which will be zero emission.
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