Daniel Roos
Abstract
An overview is given of second-generation demand-responsive systems, and experiences of first-generation system (those from 1970-1972) are considered. The significance of these systems in public transportation as well as in demand-responsive transit is shown.
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An overview is given of second-generation demand-responsive systems, and experiences of first-generation system (those from 1970-1972) are considered. The significance of these systems in public transportation as well as in demand-responsive transit is shown.
Key concepts: Public transport, Transit (satellite), Transit system, On demand, Transport engineering, Demand management, Rapid transit, Computer science