01595986

Monograph

This issue contains 12 papers on the marketing, fare policy and transformative data trend aspects of public transportation. Specific topics addressed in this issue include the following: bus stop location; route choice models; a real-time stringlines tool to visualize subway operations and manage service; open transit service data standards; incremental bus rapid transit upgrades; estimation of performance measures and arterial travel speeds; and perceptions of urban public transportation performance. Additional topics covered in this issue are: all-door boarding; perceived service quality, customer satisfaction, and behavior intentions; determinants of customer satisfaction; fare elasticity; and real-time passenger information systems.

English

117p

2015

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309369480

Print

Figures; References; Tables

Customer satisfaction; Fares; Marketing; Operations; Public transit; Route choice; Traveler information and communication systems; Urban transit

Data standards

Data and Information Technology; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Apr 13 2016 7:54AM

• All-Door Boarding in San Francisco, California
• Development of a Real-Time Stringlines Tool to Visualize Subway Operations and Manage Service at New York City Transit
• Dynamic Estimates of Fare Elasticity for U.S. Public Transit
• Effect of Real-Time Passenger Information Systems on Perceptions of Transit’s Favorable Environmental and Traffic Reduction Roles
• Evolution of Satisfaction with Public Transport and Its Determinants in Sweden: Identifying Priority Areas
• Exploring Applications of Second-Generation Archived Transit Data for Estimating Performance Measures and Arterial Travel Speeds
• New Path Size Formulation in Path Size Logit for Route Choice Modeling in Public Transport Networks
• Perceived Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction, and Behavioral Intentions: Structural Equation Model for the Metro of Seville, Spain
• Ridership Response to Incremental Bus Rapid Transit Upgrades in North America: Demographic and Network Effects
• Spiral Plot Analysis of Variation in Perceptions of Urban Public Transport Performance Between International Cities
• The Farside Story: Measuring the Benefits of Bus Stop Location on Transit Performance
• Toward an Open Transit Service Data Standard in Developing Asian Countries