01517273

Monograph

This issue contains 18 papers concerned with transit. Specific topics addressed include: transit fleet resource allocation; benchmarking disaggregate customer satisfaction scores of bus operators; statistical equivalence of onboard versus online surveys of transit customers; the operational performance of public transportation agencies; intraurban rail access; measurement of train delay impacts; low-frequency automated vehicle location data for monitoring and control of bus performance; and large-scale transit schedule coordination. Other topics addressed include: dynamic system optimal routing; high-load transit line passenger transmission and productiveness efficiencies; the benefits of real-time transit information and impacts of data accuracy on rider experience; the calibration of a public transport performance measurement system; pedestrian route choice of vertical facilities in subway stations; the effects of fare payment types and crowding on dwell time; unbanked transit riders and open payment fare collection; business perceptions of fixed-guideway transit projects; passengers’ perception of and behavioral adaptation to unreliability in public transportation; and the effect of parking charges at transit stations on park-and-ride mode choice.

English

178p

2013

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309286992

Print

Figures; Photos; References; Tables

Fare collection; Fleet management; Operations; Performance measurement; Public transit; Routing; Scheduling; Transit riders; Transit traffic; Transit vehicle operations

Administration and Management; Operations and Traffic Management; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I10: Economics and Administration; I70: Traffic and Transport

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Feb 28 2014 2:35PM

• Benchmarking Disaggregate Customer Satisfaction Scores of Bus Operators in Different Cities and Countries
• Benefits of Real-Time Transit Information and Impacts of Data Accuracy on Rider Experience
• Calibration of a Public Transport Performance Measurement System for Switzerland
• Doing Business Around Transit Corridors: Survey Research on Business Perceptions of Fixed-Guideway Transit Projects
• Dynamic System Optimal Routing in Multimodal Transit Network
• Effect of Parking Charges at Transit Stations on Park-and-Ride Mode Choice: Lessons Learned from Stated Preference Survey in Greater Vancouver, Canada
• Effects of Fare Payment Types and Crowding on Dwell Time: Fine-Grained Analysis
• High-Load Transit Line Passenger Transmission and Productiveness Efficiencies
• How Close Is Close Enough? Statistical Equivalence of Onboard Versus Online Surveys of Transit Customers
• Intraurban Rail Access: Policy Implications of Five Revealed Perspectives from a Q-Sorting Exercise in Three Australian Cities
• Large-Scale Transit Schedule Coordination Based on Journey Planner Requests
• Multiobjective Optimization Model for Transit Fleet Resource Allocation
• Passenger-Focused Management Approach to Measurement of Train Delay Impacts
• Passengers’ Perception of and Behavioral Adaptation to Unreliability in Public Transportation
• Pedestrian Route Choice of Vertical Facilities in Subway Stations
• Perspectives of the Operational Performance of Public Transportation Agencies with Data Envelopment Analysis Technique
• Potential of Low-Frequency Automated Vehicle Location Data for Monitoring and Control of Bus Performance
• Unbanked Transit Riders and Open Payment Fare Collection