Generally speaking, the design of bus shelters should be designed according to environmental factors, and the environment is divided into natural environment and human environment. The design of the bus shelter should be based on the factors of geology, atmosphere, soil environment and other factors in the natural environment. Different materials such as galvanized steel plate, stainless steel plate, and aluminum alloy have different service life and corrosion resistance in different climates; the design of the bus shelter should refer to the style of the bus shelter according to the social fashion, cultural relics, cultural education and other factors in the human environment. Different series of bus shelters such as European and American style, modern style and antique style are suitable for different urban environments.

At the same time, the setting of the bus shelter is not only a place to wait for the bus, but also a place for people to rest before taking a bus, and its supporting facilities should also be fully designed. The bus shelter has supporting facilities such as intelligent bus system, fruit leather box, road sign, platform fence, waiting seat and so on. The complete supporting facilities can fully provide passengers with timely arrival information, fixed-point disposal of garbage, guidance on accurate targets, safe bus shelter range, and comfortable seat rest.

In addition, the design of the bus shelter reasonably considers the needs of a few special groups while meeting the needs of the majority of the population. Increase the number of disabled facilities, and design a ramp in the waiting area to facilitate the disabled to ride. Add blind stop signs and voice broadcast stop signs to help blind people know the driving information and site information of the car they are riding in an accurate and timely manner. The essential purpose of the bus shelter design is to do things for people and facilitate people to travel better. The concept and creativity of design are inseparable from the principle of remuneration.

The design of bus shelters follows people-oriented, starting from the needs of people, creating humanized functions for the convenience of passengers.