EMBARK Administrator presents to City of Oklahoma City officials an update on its Transit Stop Management Program.

1. Transit Stop Improvements
New Bus Shelters
Jason Ferbrache | May 21, 2019

2. Strategic Elements
12%
Shelter26%
Pole
Only
62%
Bench
- COTPA board selected shelter design
- COTPA board established ADA
standard
- Council Priority for a transportation
system that works for all residents
- MAPS 3 sidewalks
- Public Works street improvement
projects

3. The purpose of the Bus Stop Management Program is to provide bus stop maintenance
and enhancement for residents and visitors of the greater Oklahoma City metropolitan
area so they can experience safe, accessible and convenient bus stops

4. Most Important Bus Service Characteristics
by percentage of respondents who selected the item as one of their top three choices
53%
How Often Bus Comes
By Your Stop
45%
Time it Takes to
Make a Trip
32%
Sheltered Bus Stops

5. Bus Stop Improvements
1,363 Total Bus Stops
175 (13%)
Bus Stops with a Shelter
840 (62%)
Bus Stops with a Bench
348 (25%)
Pole Only
13%
Shelter25%
Pole
Only
62%
Bench

6. 73 Old Style
Shelters
102 New
Brasco Shelters
24 Completed
Stop Upgrades
this calendar
year
21 Stop
Upgrades in
progress
Stop
Upgrades

7. Reno & May

8. ACOG

9. New View Shelters

10. Shartel Towers
Before After

11. 4th & Walker
Before After

12. Main & McKinley

13. 29th & Miller

14. NW 56th & Independence: Before

15. NW 56th & Independence: After

16. 100th Shelter!

17. 34%
Excellent
32%
Good
25%
Fair
9%
Below Average/Poor
Service Rating:
Cleanliness
Of Bus Shelters
2019 EMBARK Rider Survey

18. Future bus stop enhancements
• Insert map of transit priority areas and
pedestrian priority areas.

19. Transit Stop Improvements
New Bus Shelters
Jason Ferbrache | May 21, 2019