Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study

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Autor(a) principal: Saha,Promothes
Data de Publicação: 2015
Outros Autores: Shinstine,Debbie
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of Transport Literature
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Resumo: Abstract Expansion analyses are performed on a bus transit network in the City of Laramie area in Wyoming. Expansion analysis is based on the needs identified by the bus transportation agency and the community. This paper examines the expansions, operations and sustainability of a bus transit in a small city having a population of 30,000 people. When funding is limited, it is very important to identify the best route that provides the services to the more people. Gravity model and ArcGIS software have been used to analyze the data. This paper examines the background of the transportation agency and existing services, finally develops a bus routing model for identifying future expansions. This research identified that one of the existing bus stops account for 1% of the ridership which can be closed. This research also found that adding a new loop considering same number of buses would increase the ridership significantly without increasing headway.
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title Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
spellingShingle Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
Saha,Promothes
bus transit
gravity model
expansion analysis
public transportation
title_short Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
title_full Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
title_fullStr Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
title_sort Analysis of expansions of a bus transit network considering the needs identified by the community: case study
author Saha,Promothes
author_facet Saha,Promothes
Shinstine,Debbie
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Shinstine,Debbie
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv bus transit
gravity model
expansion analysis
public transportation
topic bus transit
gravity model
expansion analysis
public transportation
description Abstract Expansion analyses are performed on a bus transit network in the City of Laramie area in Wyoming. Expansion analysis is based on the needs identified by the bus transportation agency and the community. This paper examines the expansions, operations and sustainability of a bus transit in a small city having a population of 30,000 people. When funding is limited, it is very important to identify the best route that provides the services to the more people. Gravity model and ArcGIS software have been used to analyze the data. This paper examines the background of the transportation agency and existing services, finally develops a bus routing model for identifying future expansions. This research identified that one of the existing bus stops account for 1% of the ridership which can be closed. This research also found that adding a new loop considering same number of buses would increase the ridership significantly without increasing headway.
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