Iconic products
that stand the
test of time

Designed to last, this pioneering product set new standards for bus stop design, and continues to be emulated the world over.

Jedco re-designed the London Bus Stop in 1998, winning approval from the Royal Fine Art Commission.

The 17,000 crumbling concrete stops were replaced with the new aluminium and stainless steel structures, an innovative approach to consruction that provides improved safety, better provision of information, greater flexibility of use, and easier maintenance, all at less cost.

The natural metal finish with its aggregate plinth sits easily in both modern and traditional environments. Above all, the design creates a contemporary and easily recognisable identity for London Buses in the streescape.

“The London Bus Stop is becoming an icon”

Lynda Relph-Knight
Design Week Editor

Our relationship with London Buses has continued, and in 2004 we designed the award winning solar powered illuminated bus stop. A photo-voltaic canopy and illuminated timetable were developed that can be easily fitted to the existing stops. The system was introduced in response to increased night bus demand, and is particularly useful to elderly and visually impaired users.

Since then we have worked on a wide range of projects for London Buses, including producing the specification for their latest bus shelter, the Landmark London, and a design for their Roadside Ticket Machines.

In addition to product design and engineering, we provide project management throughout the development programme. We evaluated and then nominated suppliers, working closely with them to ensure quality control, as well as producing guidelines for installation and maintenance by contractors.

After the introduction of the solar powered illuminated stops, night bus user satisfaction scores jumped

65

18,000

Bus Stops installed in
London since 1995