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Fabien Leurent, Xiaoyan Xie
Pág. 45 - 54
Passengers? walking speed and walking distance along an urban rail transit line are two key factors in the Quality of Service of a public transit system (TCQSM, 2013). Therefore, variability in both walking speed and distance partially causes that in jou...
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Xiaoyan Xie, Fabien Leurent
Pág. 696 - 703
In the last decade, many papers focused on the study of the variability of passenger journey time in multimodal transport networks in cities on an aggregated level. Unfortunately, among this considerable body of research, only few papers account for pass...
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Sara Mozzoni, Roberto Murru, Benedetto Barabino
Pág. 1179 - 1186
Irregularity is unavoidable in high frequency transit services due to the stochastic environment where bus services are operated. Therefore, identifying irregularity sources provides an opportunity to maintain planned headways. Previous research examined...
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Fabien Leurent, Cyril Pivano, Alexis Poulhès
Pág. 1219 - 1226
Traffic along a transit line involves two kinds of mobile entities: passengers versus vehicles. The paper develops a stochastic model to deal with: headways between successive runs serving stations, wait times at boarding stations, passenger flows per ve...
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Wangqi Ge, Dan Shao, Meigen Xue, Hong Zhu, Jie Cheng
Pág. 4916 - 4927
Taxicab is one of the critical components of the urban mobility in most metropolitan areas on the world, especially in the emerging countries. Last year in Shanghai, the total 50,000 taxicabs carry 2.8 million passengers and travel 17.1 million kilometer...
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