Transit Priority

Transit priority measures are techniques designed to minimize delays to buses at intersections and along congested roads ensuring a faster commute time for passengers. The success of public transit requires an efficient system of mobility that can accommodate the needs of travelers.

Why do we need public transit?

Why do we need transit priority?

Examples of transit priority measures:

• Yield to Bus
• Freeway shoulder bus lanes
• Signal priority
• Transit Priority signal indicator
• Queue jump with advance stop bar
• Left turn from curb lane
• Ramp connection
• Demand for service indicating system(DSIS)