A Tirachini - Transportation research part A: policy and practice, 2014 - Elsevier
This paper re-considers the problem of choosing the number of bus stops along urban routes, first by estimating the probability of stopping in low demand markets, and second by …
Waiting time at public transport stops is perceived by passengers to be more onerous than in- vehicle time, hence it strongly influences the attractiveness and use of public transport …
On high-frequency routes, transit agencies hold buses at control points and seek to dispatch them with even headways to avoid bus bunching. This paper compares holding methods …
A passenger centric timetable is such a timetable that the satisfaction of the passengers is maximized. However, these timetables only maximize the probability of a passenger to take …
This PhD thesis is the result of research work at the Department of Transport at the Technical University of Denmark. I started working in this department in 2003 when I worked on …
If bus service departure times are not completely unknown to the passengers, non-uniform passenger arrival patterns can be expected. We propose that passengers decide their …
F Qiu, W Li, J Zhang - Transportation Research Part C: Emerging …, 2014 - Elsevier
As an innovative combination of conventional fixed-route transit and demand responsive service, flex-route transit is currently the most popular type of flexible transit services. This …
A Ceder, S Hassold, B Dano - Public Transport, 2013 - Springer
In times of climate change and scarce resources, it is essential to reduce emissions and to use fuel as economically as possible. Naturally, the transportation sector has a high-energy …
We use data from the Swiss national household travel survey to 1. analyze the socioeconomic determinants for intermodal travel in Switzerland and 2. estimate a first large …