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Implement sensor technologies and monitoring programs and increase awareness of monitoring systems

Employ cameras and sensors to help monitor and prepare for a variety of storm events. For example, sensors could be used to monitor rainfall, runoff,

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Increase frequency of bus service during extreme cold periods

Increase bus frequency, particularly along high-ridership routes, to reduce waiting time. Determine appropriate temperature thresholds to increase frequency, while accounting for staff and vehicle availability

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Install bus stop shelters

Provide bus stop shelters to protect riders from the elements. Consider insulated or heated shelters, especially at high-use stops.

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Install snow fences along critical routes or high hazard areas

Install snow fences near critical road segments and bus routes to reduce snow blow across the roads. This can include ‘living snow fences’ made of

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Strategically apply salt (or salt alternatives) prior to and during hazardous winter driving conditions

Salt application on roads should be applied strategically to minimize environmental impacts. Include consideration of salt alternatives (such as brine) and alternative application methods to

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