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A multi-criteria approach for the design and evaluation of demand responsive transport (DRT) services [PDF]
, 2008 Demand responsive transport services are nowadays an established and recognized way to provide better social inclusion to non-urban, low population density areas. The concept has its origins in the 70´s in the USA, but just recently the advances in technology made this type of service more economically attractive.
Andrade, Miguel Jorge Raposo Nunes de
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SystemsDemand-responsive transport (DRT) provides flexible ride-sharing by dynamically adjusting routes based on real-time user demand, making it suitable for complex urban mobility needs.
Seung-Wan Cho +3 more
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Modelling Autonomous Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) For KTH Campus
This thesis explores the network design and simulation of an Autonomous Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) system for the KTH Royal Institute of Technology campus in Stockholm, Sweden. The study addresses current mobility challenges within the campus, particularly to the Albanova campus, which has limited accessibility. Using a data-driven approach, the
Humam, Kasyful
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The journey of demand responsive transportation: Towards sustainable services
Frontiers in Built Environment, 2023 The concept of Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) describes a technology-enabled shared mobility service that has a flexible operating schedule and/or provides virtual stops and/or flexible routes.
Utpal Deka +2 more
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European Transport Research Review, 2022 The accelerated electrification of transport systems with EVs has brought new challenges for charging scheduling, fleet management, and charging infrastructure location and configuration planning.
Tai-Yu Ma, Yumeng Fang
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Simulation of a Demand Responsive Transport feeder system: A case study of Brunswick
SUMO Conference Proceedings, 2022 Public transport systems in rural and peri-urban areas are in many cases characterized by long travel times, low frequencies and irregular services. Because of this, motorized private transport is often the only practicable mode of mobility in these ...
Maria Giuliana Armellini +1 more
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Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 2023 Global efforts to reduce carbon emissions include endeavors to raise the use of public transport means. In rural areas, this poses a distinctive challenge.
Stephanie E. Schasché +2 more
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Estimating the WTP for Demand-Responsive Transport Services [PDF]
, 2023 Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT), almost the same with call-taxis, is operated to protect rural villagers’ mobility rights. Currently its pricing is extemporaneous without reasonable ground.
Ki, Myungsung
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Future Transportation, 2023 Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) is one of the most valid solutions to tackle the problems affecting public transport today, both in urban and rural areas. Despite its undoubted advantages, it still remains underdeveloped compared to its great potential.
Tiziano Pavanini +3 more
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KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, 2021 In the outskirts of Korean provincial cities, the demand for using route buses is decreasing due to the declining population. Local governments provide subsidies to bus companies to ensure residents’ right to move and maintain route buses. While the local government’s fiscal burden to maintain the route bus system is increasing, the quality of route ...
Ki-Jun Park +2 more
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