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Agent-Based Models in Transport Planning: Current State, Issues, and Expectations
ANT/EDI40, 2020 Agent-Based models have come to be known as powerful techniques for solving complex questions that arise from understanding human behavior. In this paper, we present an overview of agent-based models and its application to the field of transport planning,
Grace O. Kagho +2 more
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Journal of Advanced Transportation, 2021 Control measures at merging locations aimed at either the mainline traffic or on-ramp traffic do not lead to a fairness in the distribution of total delay across the two streams.
Hari Hara Sharan Nagalur Subraveti +2 more
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Journal of Advanced Transportation, 2022 In this paper, we study the deployment potential of automated minibuses (AmBs) on the first-mile part of public transport (PT) trips or short (sub)urban commutes by comparing “regular” (fixed route and fixed schedule) and “flexible” (door-to-door and on ...
Maryna Öztürker +4 more
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Study on Green Highway Construction in Mountainous Hilly Area [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2020 The article takes the Shaoxin Expressway as an example. Based on the construction characteristics of the project, it analyzes the construction requirements for the green highway of the project. From the safe and ecological construction of the tunnel, the
Yao Ke +4 more
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Urban transport planning and access inequalities: A tale of two Colombian cities
Research in Transportation Business and Management (RTBM), 2020 Accessibility inequalities are a common trait of many Global South cities. Such inequalities are often the result of urban development trajectories and inherited practices of transport planning marked by spatial segregation and decades of car-centred ...
J. Arellana +3 more
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Small cities, big needs: Urban transport planning in cities of developing countries
, 2020 Cities in developing countries face acute pressures due to increased motorization, urbanization and growing population. Urban transport planning systems can fuel healthy cities, yet research examining the interface between policies and needs in Africa ...
M. Thondoo +3 more
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Open access transport models: A leverage point in sustainable transport planning
Transport Policy, 2020 A large and growing body of evidence suggests fundamental changes are needed in transport systems, to tackle issues such as air pollution, physical inactivity and climate change. Transport models can play a major role in tackling these issues through the
R. Lovelace, J. Parkin, T. Cohen
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Urban, Planning and Transport Research, 2023 Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has emerged as a transformative concept in urban transportation, integrating multiple modes of transportation through digital platforms to provide seamless travel experiences.
Pankaj Kant +2 more
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Vulnerable Road Users or Vulnerable Transport Planning?
Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 2020 The concept of vulnerable road users is widely used in transport and road safety discourse. The concept refers to walkers or pedestrians and cyclists (bicyclists and motorcylists) who are easily injured and killed in a car-dominated road space.
M. Khayesi
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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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