As a common transport infrastructure in cities and towns, bus shelters provide good hardware conditions for citizens to travel and represent the economic development level of a region.

With the development of the economy, in the process of urban development from extensive extension to intensive connotation, humanization has become increasingly important in the design of bus shelters, with the size of bus shelters being an important indicator.

The width of bus shelters is generally controlled between 1.5m and 2m. Too wide will affect traffic safety and the greening facilities of main roads and sidewalks. It may be too narrow to withstand short-term peak passenger flow. In addition, the width within this standard range will make the overall display of bus stops more coordinated.

In terms of height, considering the height data of Chinese people, the height of bus shelters is set to fluctuate by 3 meters. If the ceiling height is too low, it will make waiting passengers feel oppressed, while if it is too high, it will not have the effect of shading and preventing rain, and it will also waste material costs.

The length of bus shelters needs to be determined based on the pedestrian flow on the platform. If it is a core area such as a downtown area, school, or commercial center, due to the huge pedestrian flow, a relatively long bus stop is needed, such as three large light boxes or even more, each about 3 meters long. This setting can meet the requirements of multiple bus routes arriving simultaneously, providing bus operation efficiency.

Modern bus stop shelters have the following personalized planning, starting from details and providing passengers with a better experience.