TTC Passenger Information Display

The default display state with a unified background for the next stop zone. "NEXT STOP" label appears directly above the stop name with time on the right.

When a passenger requests a stop, the "NEXT STOP" label transforms into "STOP REQUESTED" — the stop name appears only once, eliminating redundancy. The label change provides clear feedback.

When a relevant service disruption exists, the route zone transforms into an alert banner. Only one alert is shown at a time, prioritized by relevance to the journey.

When the current bus route is directly affected (detour, short-turn, express bypass), the entire route zone becomes an alert banner to ensure passengers don't miss critical information.

For safety-critical emergencies, the entire display is taken over with a clear, unmissable message. This state supersedes all other content.

If advertisements must be included, they are limited to a 15% bottom strip that only displays when no alerts are active and not during stop announcements. Static images only, no animation.

Shows the estimated time to reach the final destination, providing useful journey information for passengers unfamiliar with the route. Simple and actionable.

Demonstrates how the display handles lengthy stop names. Font size automatically adjusts to fit within the available space while maintaining readability.

Accessible animated transition from Normal Operation to Stop Requested state. Click the button to trigger the transition. Respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Key design tokens and accessibility specifications used across all PID states.