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New signs for new times
King County Metro Transit
is looking to simplify travel for bus riders with new signs that are
easier to see, read, and use. This week, you can help Metro by checking
out prototype bus stop signs in downtown Seattle and fill out a
survey expressing your likes and dislikes about the new signs.
“We are hoping people will check out these signs and see if they provide the information they need to ride our buses,” said Gary Larson, chief of Information Production for Metro. "The signs include the main destinations for each bus route, larger route numbers, the location of the bus stop, symbols for connecting transportation modes like the airport and rail, and Metro's Rider Information number and Web site address." |
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