Bus Stop

18 photos · 2020–2026

18 photographs tagged Bus Stop, 2020–2026.

Bus stop bench featuring colorful illustrated artwork by Ukrainian artist Anna Ivanenko on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis. — A bus stop bench with art by Ukraine artist Anna Ivanenko on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis.

Man stands at Minneapolis bus shelter with colorful graffiti and "Uptown/West Lake Street" sign overhead. — A man stands at a bus shelter on Lake Street in Minneapolis, where graffiti reading "RENEE" is visible on the glass. This image was taken on January 12, 2026, during a period of heightened public attention related to "Operation Metro Surge".

Man cleans bus stop in Uptown Minneapolis — A man cleans up a bus stop on Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis in September 2025.

MAD DADS organization members gather at the Midtown Transit Center on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. — MAD DADS, an organization focused on community safety and violence prevention, is present at the Midtown Transit Center in Minneapolis.

Directional signage at I-35W & Lake Street Station in Minneapolis indicating transit routes to Metro Orange Line, I-35W buses — The I-35W & Lake Street Station serves the METRO Orange Line, a bus rapid transit route that opened in December 2021 connecting downtown Minneapolis to Burnsville along the I-35W corridor. The station also functions as a transfer point for local buses serving the I-35W corridor and sits near the Midtown Greenway, a former rail corridor converted into a bicycle and pedestrian trail that runs roughly five miles across south Minneapolis. Metro Transit, the regional transit agency for the Twin Cities, operates both the bus routes and the station's wayfinding signage.

Metro Transit Police at Lake St Station Squad Cars — Metro Transit Police patrol the area around the I-35W & Lake Street Station in Minneapolis in May 2023. This station serves as a key transit hub for the city, connecting bus and light rail services.

Metro Transit stay off the tracks sign at a Hennepin Avenue bus stop in Minneapolis. — Metro Transit safety signage at a bus stop on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis. The sign warns pedestrians to stay off the tracks near the transit corridor in Uptown.

Metro Transit D Line Station on Chicago Ave in Minneapolis — The Metro Transit D-Line station is located at the Chicago-Lake Transit Center on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. This transit hub serves as a key point for bus routes, including the D-Line, connecting various parts of the city.

Buses are currently not in service at Alice Rainville Place — A digital display at the Alice Rainville Place bus stop in Minneapolis indicates that "Buses are currently not in service." The stop, located in downtown Minneapolis, serves Metro Transit routes.

Passengers waiting at 35W Transit Center in Minneapolis — Commuters wait on the northbound platform of the I-35W & Lake Street Transit Station in Minneapolis. The elevated structure, completed in 2021 as part of the Orange Line bus rapid transit project, sits above the freeway’s center median and features glass curtain walls, enclosed waiting areas, and real-time NexTrip displays. Evening sunlight highlights the aluminum framing and sound-barrier panels that shield the station from traffic noise below.

Metro Transit bus at Chicago Lake Transit Center — A Metro Transit bus is parked at the Chicago Lake Transit Center in South Minneapolis. This transit hub serves as a key connection point for bus routes in the area, facilitating daily commutes and public transportation access for residents.

Metro Transit bus stop sign at 8th Street and Park Avenue in Minneapolis with a security camera. — This photograph shows a Metro Transit bus stop sign at the intersection of 8th Street and Park Avenue in Minneapolis. The sign, featuring the Metro Transit logo, indicates a stop for public transportation services. A security camera is mounted on the sign, suggesting a focus on passenger safety and monitoring within the transit system. This infrastructure is integral to the daily operations of Minneapolis's public transit network, serving commuters and visitors.

I35W and Lake Street Station development — The I-35W & Lake Street Station in Minneapolis is a multimodal transit hub serving bus routes and connecting to Interstate 35W. Construction was ongoing at the time this photograph was taken.

ACAB RIP GEORGE graffiti on Midtown Station — Graffiti expressing "R.I.P. George Floyd" and "ACAB" covers a wall at the Lake Street / Midtown Station in South Minneapolis.

No Sleep Til Justice at Midtown Station — Graffiti reading "No Sleep Til Justice" is visible on the signage of the Lake Street/Midtown Station in South Minneapolis.

Midtown Transit Center with boards on windows — The Midtown Transit Center at Chicago Avenue and Lake Street in Minneapolis is shown boarded up on July 16, 2020. This facility serves as a key public transportation hub, connecting multiple bus routes in the city. The boarding of the transit center and surrounding retail stores occurred in the aftermath of the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. Many businesses and public structures across Minneapolis were secured with boards during this period, reflecting widespread efforts to protect properties.

Complimentary Cub Foods shuttle bus stop — A temporary shuttle bus station, branded "Cub Kindness," was established in Minneapolis to provide essential transportation for residents. This service offered complimentary rides to the Cub Foods store at The Quarry, following extensive damage to the local Cub Foods store during the civil unrest in May 2020. The unrest occurred in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder, impacting local infrastructure and community access to resources. The shuttle operated daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, serving as a vital link for grocery access during the community's recovery period.

Protest graffiti on a former Metro Transit bus shelter at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — A former Metro Transit bus shelter at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis is covered with protest messages and symbols at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue. The glass panels bear hand-painted phrases including “Power,” “No Justice No Peace,” and “White Silence Is Violence,” along with raised-fist imagery and other markings. After the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, the intersection became a community-maintained memorial and protest site, and transit structures there were repurposed as surfaces for mourning and political expression.

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