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GIS application for the BRT station selection — BRT development in Albany, NY

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is generalized as an approach for using buses as an improved high speed transit system. By applying innovative technologies, e.g. signal prioritization, few stops, and easy-to-board vehicles, BRT can provide faster and more stable service, compared with the regular bus service. BRT has became a popular public transportation approach in many United States cities, such as Albany, NY, which initiated BRT plans to improve public transportation service, enhance community development and improve the environment. One of the important problems for BRT is selecting station locations that attract the greatest number of passengers and enhance community redevelopment. This paper reviews the main characteristics of the BRT system and BRT development on New York State Route 5 in Albany NY. It also illustrates a practical application of ArcGIS in deciding the potential BRT stations through Washington/Western Avenue Corridors in Albany NY.