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Thredbo 16: Recent submissions

    • The coming disruption – the rise of mobility as a service and the implications for government 

      Wilson, Anna; Mason, Ben
      Published 2020
      Technology and changing consumer behaviour mean governments need to rethink and redefine their role in land passenger transport. New transportation service offerings are emerging from the private sector ― such as ride-sharing, ...
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    • Temporal analysis of fare evasion in Transantiago: A socio-political view 

      Porath, Keiko; Galilea, Patricia
      Published 2020
      Although fare evasion is a common problem in transport systems worldwide, the level of fare evasion experienced in Transantiago is considerably higher than the global average. This study aims to identify how social, ...
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    • Why most DRT/Micro-Transits fail – what the survivors tell us about progress 

      Currie, Graham; Fournier, Nicholas
      Published 2020
      Media often reports demand responsive transit (DRT) and ‘micro-transit’ (MT) as ‘re-inventing’ conventional fixed route transit but rarely report financial data on DRT/MT performance or note their high failure rates. This ...
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    • The Perception of Service Quality among Paratransit Users in Metro Manila using Structural Equations Modelling (SEM) Approach 

      Tiglao, Noriel Christopher C.; De Veyra, Janna M.; Tolentino, Niki Jon Y.; Tacderas, Mark Angelo Y.
      Published 2020
      Paratransit, in this paper, refers to the informal modes operating in the urban transport system of Metro Manila with the dominance of public utility jeepneys. In the context of Asian developing countries, paratransit are ...
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    • Technology choices in public transport planning: a classification framework 

      Basnak, Paul; Giesen, Ricardo; Muñoz, Juan Carlos
      Published 2020
      Choice of public transport technologies in cities is not straightforward: while the academy focuses on optimization models to determine which modes should a specific city have, policy makers rely on simple recommendations ...
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