1. Small storage structures or shelters located at train stations or transit hubs where commuters can store bicycles, scooters, or personal items during the workday.
Usage: Chiefly British; Often used in plural form; Infrastructure term

Examples

• The new commutersheds at the railway station provide secure storage for hundreds of bicycles.
• Commuters appreciate the commutersheds because they can safely leave their bikes while at work.
• The city installed commutersheds at major transit points to encourage cycling.
• Many commutersheds now feature electronic locks and CCTV cameras for added security.
• The commutersheds were designed to be weather-resistant and accommodate various types of two-wheeled vehicles.