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Thredbo 17: Recent submissions

    • Public-private MaaS: Unchallenged assumptions and issues of conflict in Sweden 

      Smith, Göran; Sørensen, Claus Hedegaard
      Published 2023
      Despite an increase in Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) initiatives that aim to pave the way for both public and private MaaS Operators, such MaaS models have received limited scholarly attention. Uncertainties therefore remain ...
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    • All things must pass? Recent changes to competition and ownership in public transport in Great Britain. 

      Preston, John
      Published 2023
      The publication of the National Bus Strategy in March and the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail in May 2021 suggests an end to the period of deregulation and privatisation that has dominated local buses in Great Britain since ...
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    • Has collaboration contributed to goal achievement in Swedish public transport? 

      Pyddoke, Roger; Thoresson, Karin
      Published 2023
      Collaborative contracting between public transport authorities (PTAs) and bus operators has been presented as a successful method for reaching public transport policy goals. This paper examines management processes and ...
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    • Assessing passenger preferences for Bus Rapid Transit characteristics: A discrete choice experiment among current and potential Dutch passengers 

      Borsje, René; Mastrigt, Suzanne Hiemstra-van; Veeneman, Wijnand
      Published 2023
      To gain ridership, bus services need to offer more than just high frequencies. An attractive system design for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is a result of various configurational choices concerning infrastructure, rolling stock ...
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    • Will the latest British reforms to rail passenger service procurement work? 

      Smith, Andrew S.J.; Nash, Chris A.
      Published 2023
      In the 1990s Great Britain embarked on one of the most radical railway reforms undertaken anywhere in the world, with full vertical separation and privatisation of all aspects of the railway and the introduction of competition ...
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