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Factors influencing productivity and operating cost of demand responsive transit [PDF]
Since the enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1991 operating expenses for demand responsive transit have more than doubled as demand for this mandated service has expanded. Many advanced technologies and management practices have been proposed and implemented to improve the efficiency of the service; but, evidence for the effectiveness ...
Maged Dessouky
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Evaluating Automated Demand Responsive Transit Using Microsimulation [PDF]
Recent advancements in automated vehicle technology and the concurrent emergence of ride-hailing services have focused increasing attention on Automated Mobility-on-Demand (AMOD; a system of shared driverless taxis) as a potential solution for ...
Simon Oh +4 more
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Evaluating demand responsive transit services using a density-based trip rate metric
Demand responsive transit (DRT) is attracting increased attention as a means to provide public transit to low-density populations. This research aims to provide a suite of evaluation metrics with low data requirement and widespread availability, so that ...
Benjamin Kaufman +2 more
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Strategic Planning and Prospects of Rail-Bound Demand Responsive Transit [PDF]
Fully automated services allow for greater flexibility in operations and lower marginal operational costs. In this study we examined the strategic planning implications of a novel service concept – an automated rail demand responsive transit (DRT) system that offers a direct non-stop service.
Cats, Oded, Haverkamp, Jesper
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App-based demand-responsive transit (DRT) services are emerging where conventional public transport is unable to meet the demand. SWVL (choice A) and Airlift (choice B) are two such DRT bus services operating in Lahore, Pakistan.
Muhammad Abdullah +4 more
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Personalized Demand-Responsive Transit Service [PDF]
Providing easy access to the public transit service is the goal of the California transit agencies. Many travelers cannot take an express transit because they often cannot park and ride. Smart DRT (demand responsive transit) Feeder is a system that collects transit riders from neighborhoods and takes them to transit stations. This system will use APTS (
Cayford, Randall, Yim, Y. B. Youngbin
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Personalized Demand Responsive Transit Systems [PDF]
An aging population in the US, low-density urban sprawl and the accessibility needs of certain groups (particularly disabled and aged) increasingly point to more flexible demand-responsive transit systems in the future. This paper describes the important aspects of a consumer-oriented Personalized Demand Responsive Transit (PDRT) service.
Yim, Y. B., Khattak, Asad J.
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Design of a Demand-Responsive Transit System [PDF]
This research investigates the feasibility of offering demand-responsive transit (DRT) service to the general public in situations of low demand density. The study region is AC Transit District 2 which consists of the cities of Fremont and Newark, California.We developed a methodology to evaluate operating efficiencies of existing bus lines and line ...
Li, Yuwei +3 more
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Electric Vehicle Demand-Responsive Transport with Transit Integration. [PDF]
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FANG, Yumeng
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Semi-flexible demand responsive transit scheduling based on ALNS-TS algorithm
The semi-flexible demand responsive transit is an innovative combination of traditional fixed-route transit and demand responsive transit. It is considered as semi-flexible because it has a predetermined base route and a batch of fixed stations that are ...
JIN Wenzhou, DU Hao, WU Weitiao
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