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Prevention and Prediction of Bus Bunching

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M. Thanga Subha Devi   +5 more
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Bus bunching along a corridor served by two lines

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Headway fluctuations and “bus bunching” are well known phenomena on many bus routes where an initial delay to one service can disturb the whole schedule due to resulting differences in dwell times of subsequent buses at stops. This paper deals with the influence of a frequent but so far largely neglected characteristic of bus networks on bus bunching ...
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Bus schedule for optimal bus bunching and waiting times

2018 10th International Conference on Communication Systems & Networks (COMSNETS), 2018
In a bus transportation system the time gap between two successive buses is called headway. When the headways are small (high-frequency bus routes), any perturbation (e.g., in the number of passengers using the facility, traffic conditions, etc.) makes the system unstable, and the headway variance tends to increase along the route.
M Venkateswararao Koppisetti   +2 more
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