Bus Shelter Questions

[dewline]

I'm using my Vic Sage/Question icon because I'm feeling investigative about this topic.

What's the meanest-looking bus stop shelter you've ever seen installed on any street? Not talking about vandalism after installation, but rather the actual design of the shelter itself.

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[hawkward.livejournal.com]

There's one here in Atlanta that I think may have been installed by whoever owns the property it's on. It's definitely not city-made or built by the MARTA system. It might have been okay at one time, but it was slapped together with unfinished wood, so now it's aged, splintery, and falling apart. I wouldn't stand under the "roof" on a bet.

[resonant.livejournal.com]

Concrete-block bus shelter built on a First Nations reserve in Nova Scotia. Flat roof, three sides solid, and the front had a half-wall.

At the time, I thought it was fancy, compared to waiting outside in the snow for the bus. But looking back, it was cold, damp, drafty, and dreary.