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LUTI modelling in the Netherlands
European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research, 2004 This paper presents the use of the Dutch LUTI model TIGRIS in the planning process. TIGRIS is a long-term, incremental, time-based interaction and allocation model for land use, mobility, congestion and accessibility. In TIGRIS accessibility is described
Arnout Schoemakers, Toon van der Hoorn
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Prediction of Rail Contact Fatigue on Crossings Using Image Processing and Machine Learning Methods
Urban Rail Transit, 2019 In this paper, an application of computer vision and machine learning algorithms for common crossing frog diagnostics is presented. The rolling surface fatigue of frogs along the crossing lifecycle is analysed.
Mykola Sysyn +4 more
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Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2018 Sustainability is a major driver of world policy for cities, and public transport is said to be a more sustainable mode of travel than other modes. But how do public transport (PT) systems in different cities compare to each other?
Graham Currie, Chris De Gruyter
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An economic view on rerouting railway wagons in a single wagonload network to avoid congestion
European Transport Research Review, 2022 Summary It is expected that in the process of meeting the climate policy goals, more transport will take place by rail. Single wagonload transport plays a crucial role as a direct competitor to road-based transport.
Maurice Krauth, Daniel Haalboom
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A data driven approach to update public transport service elasticities
Journal of Public Transportation, 2023 Understanding the passenger demand impacts of public transport service changes is a fundamental aspect of transport planning. The main objective of this study is to derive an updated Generalised Journey Time (GJT) elasticity for urban and metropolitan ...
Howard Wong, Menno Yap
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Communications, 2017 The importance of the issue of an effective mode of passenger transport is currently increasing. On the one hand there is an increasing economic demand for public passenger transport, on the other hand, there is a growing traffic share of individual ...
Milos Poliak +4 more
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TARIFF AS A TOOL FOR FINANCING PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN CITIES [PDF]
Modern Management Review, 2019 The aim of the article is to present the role of public transport and its financing methods, with particular emphasis on the role of transport tariffs in Poland. Tariffs in collective transport, in addition to financing functions, i.e.
Piotr NIEDZIELSKI, Magdalena ZIOŁO
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Commuting to Brussels: how attractive is “free” public transport?
Brussels Studies, 2010 Brussels is facing huge challenges in the field of mobility which, if not tackled, will have a large impact on both the environment and the economy. With one vehicle for less than two inhabitants, the city of Brussels has one of the highest motorization ...
Astrid De Witte, Cathy Macharis
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FINANCING PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES FROM PUBLIC FUNDS [PDF]
Transport Problems, 2017 The paper deals with the issue of efficiency of public passenger transport through financial support from public funds from the perspective of improving road safety.
Miloš POLIAK +6 more
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Studia Ecologiae et Bioethicae, 2023 Urban policy is driven by current trends and ideas. In the 20th century, it was mainly based on modernist views and the most important element of the transport planning policy at that time was the use of the private motor vehicle (car).
Stefan Akira Jarecki
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