Evaluation tool for designing pedestrian facilities in transit stations. Presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board, Washington, January 1974.

In recognition of the need for new tools to evaluate pedestrian movements and flows in terminal facilities, it is required that the development of such tools be an integral part of the new systems requirement analysis program. A procedure to evaluate transit station designs to determine whether a given layout achieves design objectives, is described. The model stimulates the flow of pedestrians along the links that represent the station, and it accumulates appropriate data.