As an indispensable public facility in a city, bus shelters play a unique role in the ecological civilization and infrastructure construction of a city, and are also waiting places for most residents on their way to work or school. Different cities, different road sections, and different designs will have different impacts on the construction prices of bus shelters.

1、 The design of bus shelter prices should not be unconventional

As part of the appearance of the city, the design of the waiting booth should strive to comply with regulations and integrate with the surrounding architectural environment. Modern cities pursue simplicity and directness, while ancient towns should be based on their poetry and charm. Inappropriate architectural style not only makes bus shelters incompatible with the city. The materials, design, and manpower spent on it will ultimately not achieve the expected results. To achieve a natural harmony and unity, but also to pay attention to the unity of the city's image as a whole style.

2、 Different passengers may have different prices for shelters based on their needs

To meet the different needs of different levels of passengers, the supporting facilities of each bus shelter vary. Materials also pursue the maximum ratio of performance to price. Natural prices are relatively cheap. The price of bus shelters in urban centers typically represents the overall level of a city. Naturally, the corresponding facilities need to be complex to meet the needs of passengers from different places. The design of bus shelters on remote roads is simple due to low pedestrian and traffic flow. However, they cannot be inconspicuous. The price of shelters and the design of rain shelters have also increased accordingly. Nowadays, many first-tier cities not only update electronic station signs for real-time station reporting but also display the implementation status of vehicle conditions on LED screens, equipped with updated tables.

3、 The selection of price materials for bus shelters should pay attention to cost-effectiveness

Most urban bus shelters are made of materials such as iron and stainless steel. In the past few years, iron materials have been the most common in urban public infrastructure, with high durability and affordability for infrastructure construction. Stainless steel materials are widely used in the future, mainly due to the fact that iron materials have become very old due to wind, solar, and acid rain corrosion after a few years of use. The stainless steel materials that are prone to corrosion are too outdated and naturally eliminated.

There are several factors that affect the price of bus shelters. As more diverse functions emerge, the supporting facilities of the bus shelter will also affect the overall price.