Stop markers

GRT has two styles of stop markers. The new stop markers are being gradually installed as we need to update markers due to routes changing and stop locations moving.

Here's how the new stop markers are different:

Differences between old and new bus stop marker

Old bus stop marker	New bus stop marker	Description of differences
		Larger size Orange colour indicates a local route More visible bus symbol Route number is larger and easier to read Black text on white offers higher contrast, which is better for readability Stop number is bolder, for using with trip planning tools Adds grt.ca website to contact information Markers are double-sided, so they can be read if you're approaching the stop from either side

Differences between old and new iXpress stop marker

Old iXpress stop marker	New iXpress stop marker	Description of differences
		Green colour indicates stop is served by an iXpress route Incorporates standard bus symbol iXpress routes always listed at the top, if stop serves both iXpress and local routes. Route number is larger and easier to read Black text on white offers higher contrast, which is better for readability Stop number is bolder, for using with trip planning tools Adds GRT phone number, website Markers are double-sided, so they can be read if you're approaching the stop from either side

Image and description of Flex stop marker

Flex stop marker	Description
	Design is similar to new local stop marker Instead of orange border, has a white border to distinguish them from local routes. Indicates this is a flex stop Includes information on how to book a ride

Image and description of ION replacement shuttle stop marker

ION replacement shuttle stop marker	Description
	ION Replacement Shuttle will use the stop in the event of ION service disruption Design is similar to new local stop marker Red with white border to make it easier to find pick up location.