SEPARATE TRAFFIC LANES FOR BUSES. WHAT IS THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
Patricia Brouwer
Abstract
Patricia Brouwer
Abstract
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SHOULD BASICALLY BE KEPT OUTSIDE TRAFFIC CONGESTION. THIS CAN BE DONE BY ARRANGING SPECIAL BUS LANES. THERE IS A MARKED INCREASE IN THE USE OF SEPARATE LANES FOR BUSES. THIS ARTICLE SHOWS THE EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM WITH A NUMBER OF EXAMPLES OF TRAFFIC LANE SEPARATION. A SURVEY OF USE OF BUS LANES FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION IN VARIOUS CITIES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IS PRESENTED. /AUTHOR/
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT SHOULD BASICALLY BE KEPT OUTSIDE TRAFFIC CONGESTION. THIS CAN BE DONE BY ARRANGING SPECIAL BUS LANES. THERE IS A MARKED INCREASE IN THE USE OF SEPARATE LANES FOR BUSES. THIS ARTICLE SHOWS THE EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM WITH A NUMBER OF EXAMPLES OF TRAFFIC LANE SEPARATION. A SURVEY OF USE OF BUS LANES FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION IN VARIOUS CITIES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IS PRESENTED. /AUTHOR/
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Public transport, Bus priority, Traffic congestion, State (computer science), Computer science, Business, Engineering