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NSW State Transit Bus Infrastructure Guide (Section 3.1 Bus Stop Design Elements):
-Bus stop furniture including seats and roof shelters cannot interfere with passenger movements on and off buses. They should be strategically placed in accordance to the specific locations of doors on buses.
-Standard Length buses are 12.5m long, with door positioning located at 0-2m and 6-8m of the 12.5 m length. Pictures below as shown (taken from NSW State Transit Bus Infrastructure Guide)
AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS:
AS1428.1-2009 Design for Access and Mobility (Part 1: General requirements for Access - New Building Work)
-6.2 Heights of a continuous accessible path of travel
The minimum unobstructed height of a continuous accessible path of travel shall be
2000 mm or 1980 mm at doorways.
AS1428.2-1992 Design for Access and Mobility (Part 2: Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities)
27.2 Seating in pedestrian areas
-(a) The front of the seat shall have a clear space between any legs at ground level to within 150mm of the front edge of the seat, and to within 100mm of the seat height to allow for rearward adjustment of feet when rising
-(c) The front edge of the seat shall have a minimum radius of 30mm
-(d) No edge or projection shall have a radius of less than 5mm unless protected from contact with the user
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It has also been noted that there appears to be no dictating standard that limits the ultimate length of the bus stop, so long as it's size does not interfere with the egress and access of bus doors.
Sources:
State Transit Bus Infrastructure Guidlines
Sai Global - Standards On-Line
AS1428.1-2009 (Section 6 (Continuous Accessible Paths of Travel)
AS1428.2-1992 (Section 27 Street Furniture)
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