Bus station layout structure
A layout structure, bus stop technology, applied to special buildings, roads, small buildings, etc., can solve problems such as impact, conflict between buses and non-motorized vehicles, and large safety impact of non-motorized vehicles
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[0019] There are two layout structures of bus stations in the prior art: direct bus stations and harbor bus stations.
[0020] figure 1 A schematic diagram showing the layout structure of a direct bus station in the prior art, such as figure 1 As shown, the sidewalk 105 area is provided with a bus stop 100, and the non-motor vehicle lane 103 is provided with a motor vehicle lane 108. Direct bus stops need to use the non-motor vehicle lane 103 to park directly in the non-motor vehicle lane 103. The motor vehicle lane 103 has a direct impact on the driving of non-motor vehicles, and the interweaving of motor vehicle and non-motor vehicle routes can also easily cause traffic accidents. Direct bus stops are often used for urban main roadsides, crossroads and branch roads that are set up on bus lanes.
[0021] figure 2 A schematic diagram showing the layout structure of a harbor-style bus station in the prior art. Such as figure 2 As shown, there is a bus stop 200 in the sidewalk 205...
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