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    • A framework for understanding the formalization of informal transit and its application to South Africa since the 1970’s 

      Ryneveld, Philip van
      Published 2024-12-06
      Public transport in much of the global south is dominated by informal transit despite many initiatives to introduce formal services. This resilience is leading to a shift in strategy from seeking to replace it, to improving ...
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    • Passengers’ informal institutions and the implications for public transport integration 

      Mokoma, Lesedi; Venter, Christoffel
      Published 2024-12-06
      Little is known about the informal institutions that govern passengers’ behaviour in a transport system. Informal institutions are the constraints that we impose on ourselves to structure our daily interactions with others. ...
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    • Regulatory voids and contractual folly – the evolution of competitively tendered regional rail networks in Sweden 

      Alexandersson, Gunnar; Hultén, Staffan; Henriksson, Lars
      Published 2024-12-05
      The Covid-19 crisis highlighted the prevalence of contract disruptions in Sweden’s public bus transport sector and a couple of issues of more general importance. The first observation is that voids in regulatory structures ...
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    • Efficiency benchmarking and its determinants in high-speed railways: Reference for China 

      Zong, Yueqi; Wu, Jianhong; Yu, Kemei; Yang, Xutao
      Published 2023
      The high-speed railway (HSR) performance has drawn considerable attention from international scholars and policymakers. One heatedly-discussed topic is measuring HSR efficiency and its important determinants, particularly ...
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    • Expectations and satisfaction towards railway companies by residents in Japan 

      Utsunomiya, Kiyohito; Sanko, Nobuhiro; Keumi, Chikako
      Published 2023
      Railway companies in Japan, which have successfully managed their business using TOD approach, now face a decrease in the general population under a motorised society. They are trying to cooperate with residents along their ...
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