Seating

City Bench

Benches

Through its Seating program, DOT installs backed and backless benches at bus stops and in commercial areas to support transit use and to encourage walking. DOT installs two types of benches; both are designed to enhance usability for older adults and people with ambulatory disabilities.

 

Bus stop shelter

Bus Stop Shelter

Bus stop shelters are part of the Coordinated Street Furniture Franchise that is managed by JCDecaux. The award-winning, stainless-steel and glass design provides seating and protection for bus users. Bus stop shelters are supported by advertising and generate revenue for the city.

 

Dining Out NYC Roadway Setup

Dining Out NYC

Outdoor dining setups on the sidewalk or roadway, referred to as sidewalk cafes and roadway cafes, provide designated space for food service establishment patrons. Designs must follow specific design and siting requirements that are set forth in DOT’s Dining Out NYC program rules.

LeaningBar

Leaning Bar

The Leaning Bar, installed primarily at bus stops, complements Benches by providing another opportunity for transit riders to rest as they wait for the bus.

 

Moveable Seating in plaza

Movable Seating

Lightweight chairs and tables can be arranged in pedestrian spaces create flexible, vibrant public areas. These seating options enhance social interaction and leisure.

Street Seat

Street Seats

A temporary seating installation in the parking lane or on wide sidewalks that creates an inviting location for eating, reading, working, meeting a friend, or taking a rest.

 

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