Ravior – BUS STOP – NEW PASSENGER INFORMATION 1995

Description

This four-page, text-only document, titled “THE NEW INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS (NIFP),” originates from RATP, the public transport operator for Paris and its suburbs. Dated between 1994 and 1997, it serves as a detailed historical record of a significant modernization project. The report meticulously outlines RATP’s extensive initiative to redesign and standardize information at 15,000 bus stops across its network, aiming to improve legibility, consistency, and passenger experience. It elaborates on new signpost designs, bus shelter features, color coding, and the phased implementation strategy across Paris and its various suburban regions. As an official RATP communication, it offers a highly trustworthy and granular insight into urban infrastructure development during that period, making it invaluable for researchers, transport historians, or those interested in Parisian urban planning.