Study says many Pompano Beach stops lack space for shelters; recommends interim visibility fixes
The intern’s study identified space constraints that prevent installing full shelters at several high-priority stops—Broward County Transit dimensions often require 8–12 feet of depth—and recommended interim measures like high-visibility crosswalks, signage and trimming vegetation.
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During a planning and zoning board presentation, intern Josanne McMillan said right-of-way limitations prevent installing full bus shelters at several priority stops. "To be able to get a 5 foot roof awning, you need at least 8 feet in-depth. And to get a 7 foot roof awning, you need at least 12 feet in-depth," she said, noting many pullout stops are directly in front of commercial parking or residences and lack the required dimensions.
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