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Travel Centers and Stations

When large numbers of people are passing through, it needs to be easy to find the right place. We help you plan waste collection, recycling, and battery charging at stations and transit hubs—taking into account passenger flow, available space, and staff operations.

The Site in Three Parts

Follow the traveler's route

Upon arrival
Place the containers where they are visible from the walkways. Leave room for lines, luggage, and service.

While waiting
Collect relevant waste streams near seating areas and food vendors. Use signage that is easy to understand.

At the bike parking area
Plan charging based on duration of stay, electrical connection, and access. Distinguish between removable batteries and charging at the bike.

Capacity and Waste Sorting

Create the right conditions for rush hour

At entrances and outdoor walkways, the amount of waste can vary from one departure to the next. Choose the capacity based on the volume of waste and collect the types of waste that are actually generated. Compaction can free up more space for appropriate waste. Fill level information helps staff prioritize emptying the bins.

Also plan for access. The containers need to be easy to find and possible to empty without blocking the main walkways.

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Bicycle Commuting

A place to store the battery during the trip

A charging cabinet at the bike parking area can provide commuters with a designated spot for removable e-bike batteries. The battery is stored in a lockable compartment equipped with an electrical outlet while the commuter continues their journey by bus or train.

Choose the location and charging solution based on how the space is used. Consider operating hours, electrical connections, and responsibility. On-bike charging is another option that needs to be adapted to compatible bike models.

See charging cabinets for electric bike batteries →

Featured Products

Three Options for the Station Environment

Take into account the amount of waste, the location, and how long travelers stay.

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Modular Waste Sorting

Vira

Combine modules, drop-off points, and labeling to create a sorting station that fits the space. A great option for entrances, walkways, and common waiting areas.

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High capacity

Bigbelly Smart Max

Compaction increases the capacity for appropriate waste. The fill level information helps operations staff prioritize emptying bins at busy entrances and outdoor walkways.

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Removable batteries

ECO Charge OD Bike 8

Eight individually lockable compartments with power outlets for removable electric bike batteries. For commuters who want to store and charge their batteries while traveling.

Frequently Asked Questions About Station Environments

Different areas may require different capacities and features. Base your decisions on waste volumes, location, and available space. Be sure to use consistent labeling so that travelers can easily identify the sorting options.

Start by considering the duration of use, access to electricity, and how users will gain access. Charging cabinets are designed for removable batteries. Direct charging at the bike requires a solution that fits the bike’s connector.

What needs to work better at your station?

Tell us about passenger flows, bicycle parking, and how waste collection works today. We’ll help you choose products and plan their placement, capacity, and charging based on the site’s specific conditions.