DESIGN CRITERIA FOR URBAN PUBLIC TRANSPORT LINES. THE EXPERIENCE OF A.T.M., MILAN
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Abstract
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Abstract
Once the structure of a public transport network has been defined from origin-destination studies, the itineraries of the various lines must be planned in terms of the existing road and traffic situation. After a critical examination (using a computer based traffic simulation model) of public transport priority layouts in the Milan road network, the author formulates some practical micro-design criteria (lane capacity, bus trajectories on curves, bus stop location, terminus design) and makes some suggestions regarding daily highway and traffic operations. (TRRL)
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Once the structure of a public transport network has been defined from origin-destination studies, the itineraries of the various lines must be planned in terms of the existing road and traffic situation. After a critical examination (using a computer based traffic simulation model) of public transport priority layouts in the Milan road network, the author formulates some practical micro-design criteria (lane capacity, bus trajectories on curves, bus stop location, terminus design) and makes some suggestions regarding daily highway and traffic operations. (TRRL)
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Public transport, Transport network, Computer science, Engineering