Street Furniture in Philadelphia

Street furniture is the collective term referring to objects and pieces of equipment installed on streets and sidewalks that are intended for public use. Transit/bus shelters and newspaper boxes are examples of street furniture currently in use in Philadelphia. 

By the end of the year, the City of Philadelphia will issue a request for proposals (RFP) from companies to provide and maintain bus shelters and street furniture.  The firms will make the shelters and furniture available for advertising opportunities, with revenue going to the City. 

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How often do you use a bus/transit shelter?

Philadelphia’s bus/transit shelters are maintained:

Should route maps and schedules be posted in bus shelters?

Please rank the following possible bus shelter elements in order of importance (1 being the most important)

How often do you notice newspapers boxes (honor boxes) on Philadephia's sidewalks?”

Newspaper boxes in Philadelphia are:

Newspaper boxes in Philadelphia are maintained:  

Please rank what amentities are most important to you in order of importance (1 being the most important).

Should the City increase its revenue by adding more advertising?

What would you do to improve Philadelphia’s street furniture?   Please explain/provide details where possible.