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Providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the latest research in the growing field of public transport studies, this Handbook looks at the impact of urbanisation and the growth of mega-cities on public transport. Chapters examine the significant challenges facing the field that require new and original solutions, including congestion and environmental relief, and the social equity objectives that justify public transport in cities.
This cross-disciplinary Handbook explores current topics in public transport research, focusing on the impact of innovative research on planning and operations in practice. Looking at the research frontiers in this increasingly complex and growing industry, the Handbook offers detailed analysis of the foundations, trends and futures of research, user perspectives, policy, planning and operational perspectives, and the future of service developments.
A critical read for transport and urban planning students and scholars, this cutting-edge book showcases important case studies and insights into current research. The practical applications of research discussed in the Handbook will also be useful to transport and urban planners as well as public transport regulators.
Contents
Contents:
1 Introduction to the Handbook of Public Transport Research 1
Graham Currie
PART I RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS, TRENDS AND FUTURES
2 World transit research: state of the art 9
Nicholas Fournier and Graham Currie
3 Methodologies for empirical research on the link between the built
environment and transit use 30
Laura Aston, Graham Currie, Md Kamruzzaman and Alexa Delbosc
PART II USER PERSPECTIVES
4 Transit customer satisfaction research: is the customer always right? 57
Madalena Harreman-Fernandes, Ehab Diab, Boer Cui, James DeWeese,
Miles Crumley and Ahmed El-Geneidy
5 Personal safety on public transport: research frontiers and new tools for an
old problem 70
Graham Currie, Mustafizur Rahaman, Carlyn Muir and Alexa Delbosc
6 The power of design to enrich the public transport experience 92
Selby Coxon, Robbie Napper, Ilya Fridman and Vincent Moug
7 The paradigm shift in revenue protection research and practice 115
Graham Currie and Alexa Delbosc
PART III POLICY PERSPECTIVES
8 The governance of public transport: towards integrated design 137
Wijnand Veeneman
9 The total social cost (TSC) of public transport modes 156
John Preston
10 New approaches and insights to managing on-road public transport priority 172
James Reynolds and Graham Currie
11 Paying for public transport 202
Joel Mendez, James Wood, Dristi Neog and Jeffrey Brown
PART IV PLANNING AND OPERATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
12 Public transport network resilience 226
Menno Yap and Oded Cats
13 Service reliability: a planning and operations perspective 252
Niels van Oort
14 Rail transit disruption management: a comprehensive review of strategies
and approaches 280
Amer Shalaby, Lisa Li and Ehab Diab
15 Demand management in urban railway systems: strategy, design, evaluation,
monitoring and technology 314
Zhenliang Ma, Haris N. Koutsopoulos, Anne Halvorsen and Jinhua Zhao
16 Transit signal priority: research and practice review and future needs 340
Amer Shalaby, Wen Xun Hu, Mike Corby, Andrew Wong and Daniel Zhou
17 ACES technologies and public transport operations and control 373
Juan Carlos Munoz, Ricardo Giesen, Felipe Delgado and
Omar Ibarra-Rojas
18 Research in public transport vehicle scheduling 388
Tao Liu and Avishai (Avi) Ceder
PART V SERVICE DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
19 Incorporating Mobility-on-Demand (MOD) and Mobility-as-a-Service
(MaaS) automotive services into public transportation 410
Emma Lucken and Susan Shaheen
20 Large increases in bus use in Sweden: lessons learned 434
Maria Börjesson, Margareta Friman and Masoud Fadaei
21 Advances in transit customer information 454
Kari Watkins, Candace Brakewood, Sean Barbeau and Aaron Antrim
Index 473
