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Hybrid pedestrian and transit priority zoning policies in an urban street network: Evaluating network traffic flow impacts with analytical approximation

Nicholas Fournier

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Key concepts: Transport engineering, Zoning, Traffic congestion, Transit (satellite), Bus priority, TRIPS architecture, Pedestrian, Computer science

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