01547892

Monograph

This issue contains 14 papers concerned with transit. Specific topics are as follows: bus driver response to real-time schedule adherence; a rail service sensitivity meter; synchronization of schedules in long headway services; crowd congestion and mitigation at Canadian subway interchanges; value of crowding on public transport in Île-de-France, France; evaluating the quality of travel plans for new developments; and short-term passenger flow prediction at bus stops. Other topics covered include the determinants of mode share over time; synchronizing of public transport transfers by using intervehicle communication schemes; synergy in bicycle and transit use; a special assessment district’s ability to fund transit; transportation benefits of transit-oriented development in New Jersey; transit real-time information usage strategies; and the use of spatiotemporal constraints to quantify transit accessibility.

English

146p

2014

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309295277

Print

Figures; References; Tables

Accessibility; Crowds; Financing; Multimodal transportation; Public transit; Quality of service; Schedules; Transfers; Transit oriented development

Travel plans

Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Dec 16 2014 10:21AM

• Bus Drivers’ Responses to Real-Time Schedule Adherence and the Effects on Transit Reliability
• Determinants of Mode Share over Time: How Changing Transport System Affects Transit Use in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Development of Rail Service Sensitivity Meter
• Effects of Transit Real-Time Information Usage Strategies
• Exploring Synergy in Bicycle and Transit Use: Empirical Evidence at Two Scales
• Methodology for Evaluating Quality of Travel Plans for New Developments
• Quantifying Transportation Benefits of Transit-Oriented Development in New Jersey
• Sequential Framework for Short-Term Passenger Flow Prediction at Bus Stop
• Service Reliability in a Network Context: Impacts of Synchronizing Schedules in Long Headway Services
• Special Assessment District’s Ability to Fund Transit: Lessons from Project-Level Analysis
• Synchronizing Public Transport Transfers by Using Intervehicle Communication Scheme: Case Study
• Use of Spatiotemporal Constraints to Quantify Transit Accessibility: Case Study of Potential Transit-Oriented Development in West Valley City, Utah
• Using Simulation to Analyze Crowd Congestion and Mitigation at Canadian Subway Interchanges: Case of Bloor–Yonge Station, Toronto, Ontario
• Value of Crowding on Public Transport in Île-de-France, France