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Thredbo 16: Recent submissions

    • Measuring the Quality of the First/Last Mile Connection to Public Transport 

      Venter, Christoffel J
      Published 2020
      The first and last mile of the public transport trip is an important component of the overall quality experienced by a transit user. While individual modes used during the first/last mile (1LM) trip, such as walking and ...
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    • Economic Assessment of a Dynamic Autonomous Road Transit System for Singapore 

      Sun, Shanshan; Wong, Yiik Diew; Rau, Andreas
      Published 2020
      Autonomous vehicle (AV) has been discussed as a promising solution to substantially improve transit system performance. However, the feasibility of AVs at a system level remains unclear. This paper offers an early glimpse ...
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    • Resurgence of Demand Responsive Transit services – Insights from BRIDJ trials in Inner West of Sydney, Australia 

      Perera, Supun; Ho, Chinh; Hensher, David
      Published 2020
      This paper outlines the key insights gained from the Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) operations in Inner West Sydney, since its commencement in July 2018. In the context of Inner West Sydney, DRT plays the role of a feeder ...
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    • Understanding bidder behaviour: The case of the Mamelodi contract 

      Walters, Jackie
      Published 2020
      The South African government has had a nearly 17 year moratorium on new commuter bus contracts. In late 2017, the government lifted this moratorium which enabled the Gauteng Provincial Government to design a service for a ...
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    • Transport Industry Adapting to Change: An Australian Case Study 

      Lowe, Christopher; Stanley, Janet; Stanley, John
      Published 2020
      Growing governmental reluctance to fund local bus services is leading to increased interest in demand responsive transport (DRT). At the same time, the use of technology to facilitate access to DRT is creating circumstances ...
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