IUK East Lothian Bus Shelter Hubs – Transforming Rural Bus Shelters into Modular Mobility Hubs

This project aims to redesign rural bus shelters as modular mobility hubs, improving access to public transport and reducing car dependency in East Lothian.

IUK East Lothian Bus Shelter Hubs project is a collaborative effort involving Quarterre, an industrial design consultancy, East Lothian Council, and Cenex. Cenex, as the project support partner, will manage the project, engage with communities, develop implementation guidelines, and disseminate project findings.

This project is part of the Transport Decarbonisation Demonstrators programme, funded by the Department for Transport (DfT) and delivered by Innovate UK. The project is a collaboration between East Lothian Council, design house Quarterre, and transport decarbonisation research organisation Cenex.

Cenex’s primary objectives are to facilitate community engagement in the design process, create transferable resources for other local authorities, and ensure the project’s outcomes are widely disseminated. By working closely with the local community, we will develop innovative shelter designs that can be adapted to different locations. Cenex will leverage our expertise in shared mobility and human insights, Cenex will play a crucial role in bridging the gap between design, implementation, and community needs.