Bus-Station

General

Based on the term station, which is used for this railway, bus stops with several bus stops are called bus stations.

As a rule, the bus has only doors for the passengers on one side. Therefore, more bus platforms are needed.

There are different versions:

• Several bus platforms are approached directly from the main road
  
• After a driveway is distributed on the bus platforms
  

• Platforms can hold one or more buses
  
  • For one bus we only set up a track
    
  • For several buses we set up an alternative lane (fast lane).
    

• access
  
  • It is turned 90 degrees into the stop
    
  • at 45 degrees one speaks of a bus curve
    

= Types of buses =

• Low-floor buses hardly need elevated curbs
  
• Lowerable buses can be used at different heights.
  
• Buses with differently extendable entry levels also use high entry possibilities.
  

Sometimes the platforms of the tram are shared.

Distribution of buses

   
For the distribution of the vehicle, a servo can switch up to 4 ways.
Corresponding servo turn outs are available for 3 or 4 ways, for wire or magnetic wire.

The required Servodecoder W4 offers operation via digital central unit or PC ( Windigipet even without control panel)
With an Inputprint and Feedback sensor the buses can distribute themselves in order.
But if a particular bus should always arrive at its stop, the XT module is better.
It sets the servo according to the request from the bus (XT module # evaluation of vehicle number, vehicle number 1-31) in a maximum of 4 positions.