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Will all door boarding lead to savings? Exploring the impacts of all door boardings strategies on bus transit operations

Will all door boarding lead to savings? Exploring the impacts of all door boardings strategies on bus transit operations
所有上门寄宿都会节省费用吗?
批准号:
466994-2014
负责人:
ElGeneidy, Ahmed
金额:
$1.73万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Collaborative Research and Development Grants
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-01-01 至 2015-12-31

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北美的交通运输机构正在尽最大努力提供可以与私家车竞争的服务。在此过程中,许多运输机构正在实施多种战略来改善服务,并特别注重速度。然而,在城市地区,拥堵是导致公交车延误的主要因素,公交机构经常遭受公交车运行时间增加的困扰。乘客活动时间是影响运行时间的主要因素之一。只有采用创新的收费方法以及改变传统的乘客活动方式,才能减少这段时间。例如,公交机构可以实施智能卡系统,以减少收费时间,而减少乘客活动时间可以通过购买低楼层巴士,巴士站合并和允许在高需求站点全门上车来实现。然而,实施全门登机要求代理商考虑这一策略,仔细选择正确的路线或站点,这样的政策将导致大量节省。
英文摘要
Transit agencies in North American are doing their best to provide a service that can compete with private vehicles. In doing so, many transit agencies are implementing multiple strategies to improve service, and are especially focusing on speed. Yet, in urban areas where congestion is a dominating factor causing delay to buses, transit agencies often suffer from increases in bus running time. One of the major contributors to running time is passenger activity time. This time can only be reduced through implementing innovative approaches to fare collection as well as changing traditional passenger activity. For example, transit agencies can implement smart card systems with the goal of reducing fare collection time, while reducing passenger activity time can be achieved through purchasing low floor buses, bus stop consolidations and by allowing all-door boarding at high demand stops. Yet, implementing all-door boarding requires agencies considering this strategy to carefully select the right routes or stops where such a policy would lead to substantial savings.
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