Ensuring sustainable mobility in urban periphery, rural areas and remote regions. [PDF]
Eur Transp Res Rev, 2023 Shibayama T, Emberger G.
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Public transport and public health: Regulatory focus and the impact of COVID-19 on the choice of public transport mode. [PDF]
J Transp Health, 2021 Ross GM.
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Why do demand responsive transport systems fail? [PDF]
, 2006 In developed countries, Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) (loosely termed 'paratransit' in US parlance) emerged in the 1970s to serve the specialist niche market of people with mobility difficulties.
Parkhurst, Graham +3 more
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Understanding Autonomous Shuttle Adoption Intention: Predictive Power of Pre-Trial Perceptions and Attitudes. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel), 2022 Golbabaei F +3 more
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Modelling Autonomous Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) For KTH Campus [PDF]
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.
Humam, Kasyful
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A phase-based perspective on urban demand responsive transport: A case study of Viavan pilot in Helsinki Capital Region [PDF]
Despite decade-long efforts, real-time demand-responsive transport (DRT) services are still struggling to be a part of sustainable urban mobility systems.
Saif, Atiullah +2 more
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A nationwide mobility service guarantee for Austria: possible design scenarios and implications. [PDF]
Eur Transp Res Rev, 2022 Laa B +6 more
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A Logit Approach to Study the Attractiveness of DRT Stops Location: The Case Study of Ragusa, Italy
Future TransportationDemand-Responsive Transport (DRT) services ensure the implementation of more sustainable transport solutions and focuses on the creation of more flexible and personalised public transport systems.
Antonio Russo +4 more
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Demand-Responsive Transport schemes in England and Wales and considerations for their future [PDF]
, 2008 DRT ‘provides transport ‘‘on demand’’ from passengers using fleets of vehicles scheduled to pick up and drop off people in accordance with their needs’ (Mageean and Nelson, 2003, p.255). DRT has also been seen as ‘an intermediate form of public transport,
Marcus Enoch (1171632) +3 more
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Archives of TransportThe transition to sustainable mobility requires the implementation of strategies that make the sector more environmentally friendly and efficient. In recent years, we have witnessed a transition phase, i.e.
Tiziana Campisi +4 more
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