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Transit 2014. Volume 4.

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Washington, D.C. : Transportation Research Board, 2014.
Physical Description
vii, 129 pages : illustrations, charts, maps, plans ; 28 cm.
Additional Creators
National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board, National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board. Committee on Bus Transit Systems, and National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board. Committee on Rural Public and Intercity Bus Transportation
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Contents
Jobs-housing balance of bus commuters in Beijing : exploration with large-scale synthesized smart card data / Jiangping Zhou, Ying Long -- Evaluation of presignals at oversaturated signalized intersections / S. Ilgin Guler, Monica Menendez -- Transit signal priority with connected vehicle technology / Jia Hu, Byungkyu (Brian) Park, A. Emily Parkany -- Combinatorial optimization for the Guangzhou, China, bus rapid transit system : multiple bus substops and docking bays / Peigun Lin [and three others] -- All aboard at all doors : route selection and running-time savings estimation for multiscenario all-door bus boarding / Colin Stewart, Ahmed El-Geneidy -- Optimal connected urban bus network of priority lanes / Yuval Hadas, Avishai (Avi) Ceder -- Factors contributing to bus lane obstruction and usage in New York City : does design matter? / Jeremy S. Safran, Eric B. Beaton, Robert Thompson -- Buses with high level of service in Nantes, France : characteristics and results of the BusWay compared with light rail transit / Emilio Conles [and three others] -- Modeling bus dwell time with decision tree-based methods / Soroush Rashidi, Prakash Ranjitkar, Yuval Hadas -- Operational comparison of transit signal priority strategies / Adriana Rodriguez, Alan R. Danaher -- User behavior in multiroute bus corridors : analysis by a Web-based survey / Cecilia Viggiano, Haris N. Koutsopoulos, John Attanucci -- Quantifying the effects of modal conflicts on transit reliability / Teo Wickland, Elizabeth Sall -- Flex scheduling for bus arrival time prediction / Troy Hernandez -- Examining the characteristics of intercity bus passengers in Michigan / Benjamin R. Sperry, Jeffery E. Warner, Robert G. Pearson II -- Regulating intercity bus stops in New York City / Aaron Sugiura [and three others].
Summary
TRB's Transportation Research Record (TRR): Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2418 consists of 15 articles that chronicles the jobs-housing balance of bus commuters in Beijing, China; an evaluation of presignals at oversaturated signalized intersections; transit signal priority with connected vehicle technology; combinatorial optimization for the Guangzhou, China bus rapid transit system; and route selection and running-time savings estimation for multiscenario all-door bus boarding. This TRR also examines optimal connected urban bus networks of priority lanes; factors contributing to bus lane obstruction and usage in New York City; buses with high level of service in Nantes, France; modeling bus dwell time with decision tree-based methods; and operational comparison of transit signal priority strategies. Additionally, this TRR documents user behavior in multiroute bus corridors; ways to quantify the effects of modal conflicts on transit reliability; flex scheduling for bus arrival time prediction; an examination of the characteristics of intercity bus passengers in Michigan; and regulating intercity bus stops in New York City.
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ISBN
9780309295635
0309295637
Note
"Journal of the Transportation Research Board."
"A peer-reviewed publication."
Papers sponsored by Bus Transit Systems Committee and Rural Public and Intercity Bus Transportation Committee.
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Other Forms
Abstracts available, with full papers for purchase, at trb.metapress.com.
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