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Originally Posted by You Need a Thneed
The suburban stations aren't much more than those.
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Technically, they aren't any more.
Here's what was proposed for Douglas Glen. It's a lot above the bare minimum for the areas the line was to be running to.
The platforms don't need to start that deep. They don't need shelters and canopies. They don't need space to walk behind the shelter. They don't need 8 sets of signage specifying the direction. Do they really need that central barrier between trains? Do they need that big fancy useless canopy.
They need a sidewalk platform at the level of the train floor. They need a sign on each side with the name of the station and the direction. They need lights, ticket machines, security cams, and those help buttons.
Build more bare bones stations to more locations first before adding the extras when there isn't funding to do it all.