Bus stops are the first point of contact for passengers using public transportation, making their design essential in creating an inclusive and accessible environment for all. Ensuring bus stops are spacious, clearly marked, and well-protected from the elements creates a safe, welcoming space for people with disabilities. Key features such as tactile paving, adequate seating, and visible information about routes and wait times help guide passengers, including those with visual impairments. By integrating these elements, bus stops can be both functional and accessible, offering a seamless transition to public transport.