A survey on the acceptance of unattended trains

A Morast, GMI Voß, PSC Dautzenberg, P Urban… - Journal of Rail Transport …, 2023 - Elsevier
Due to increasing prices, growing environmental awareness, and resource scarcity, railway
operations become increasingly more important. In today's conventional railway operations …

Potential benefits and obstacles of implementing driverless train operation on the Tyne and Wear Metro: a simulation exercise

JP Powell, A Fraszczyk, CN Cheong, HK Yeung - Urban Rail Transit, 2016 - Springer
Metro systems around the world have many differences in their design and operation, one
aspect of which is the level of automation. The most advanced technology available allows …

Fully automatic metro operation-a possibility for today, a must for tomorrow

R Malla, L Dauby - Public Transport International, 2007 - trid.trb.org
Unattended train operation (UTO) refers to a transportation system in which guided vehicles
are run fully automatically without any operating staff on-board. This article provides an …

Public perception of driverless trains

A Fraszczyk, P Brown, S Duan - Urban Rail Transit, 2015 - Springer
The global trend for rail automation is increasing but there are very few publications on
public perception of the ongoing changes in the railways. In order to fill this gap and to better …

[PDF][PDF] Operational effects of driverless trains on secondary lines

A Morast, N Nießen - Peking, 9th International Conference on …, 2021 - via.rwth-aachen.de
The operation of railway systems depends in particular on infrastructure and vehicle data. A
major challenge is the implementation of driverless operations. For many years, an …

Survey on driverless train operation for urban rail transit systems

Y Wang, M Zhang, J Ma, X Zhou - Urban Rail Transit, 2016 - Springer
The length of metro lines with driverless train operation (DTO) systems is increasing globally
and is predicted to triple in the next 10 years. This paper gives the history and future trend of …

[PDF][PDF] Entrance situation of passenger cars—efficiency, attractiveness and operating problems

B Rüger - Towards the competitive rail systems in Europe, 2006 - publik.tuwien.ac.at
Because of a large number of passengers using long distance trains on main travel days
time needed for train stops increases. That's the reason, why many trains run late on those …

Reduced dwell times resulting from train–platform improvements: the costs and benefits of improving passenger accessibility to metro trains

X Karekla, N Tyler - Transportation Planning and Technology, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
This paper examines whether a dwell time reduction on a high-intensity metro service, as a
result of a series of accessibility enhancements, can contribute to an increased level of …

Acceptability of autonomous trains with different grades of automation by potential users: A qualitative approach

A Lemonnier, S Adelé, C Dionisio - Travel behaviour and society, 2023 - Elsevier
While automation in public transport has gained new momentum in recent decades, the
Autonomous Train (AT) is still in its infancy. To guide the deployment of the AT, it is …

Reservation-compulsory commuting railways: Innovation that will be made possible by UCRT/IPASS

R Takagi - WIT Transactions on the Built Environment, 2018 - books.google.com
Making commuting railways “reservation-compulsory” is a quick method to realise
“congestion-free” commute on those railways. This is a simple idea which have generally …