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WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED ABOUT ADVANCED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS? IN: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED ABOUT INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS? CHAPTER 5

R F Casey

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The focus of this paper is on advanced public transportation systems (APTS) technologies. It assesses the extent of their deployment and judges their degree of success. It covers APTS technologies in use only by bus and demand responsive service operations. The primary source of deployment level information is a 1998 survey by the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center that encompassed 525 transit agencies operating fixed route bus and/or demand responsive services.

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Key concepts: Software deployment, Public transport, Intelligent transportation system, Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Service (business), Information system, Focus (optics)