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8 Literature Review Headway-Based Service Introduction Headway-based service is a form of bus operation where the main objective is to maintain the headways between buses. This objective can be formulated in different ways.
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Literature Review 9 the modeling of Fonzone et al.
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10 Intelligent Transportation Systems in Headway-Based Bus Service Bunching affects reliability, which passengers are known to value (Chang et al.
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Literature Review 11 incentives are used by LTA in Singapore (LTA 2014) , Transport for London, and Transantiago in Santiago, Chile (Transport for London 2012)
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12 Intelligent Transportation Systems in Headway-Based Bus Service Control Approaches Control approaches may try to hold buses to maintain a target headway, or try to equalize headways in general without a specific objective. Adamski and Turnau (1998)
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Literature Review 13 for an electric bus fleet where the return time to the depot is treated as a hard constraint to maintain the vehicle charging schedule. Real-time holding has also been studied in rail operations (O'Dell and Wilson 1999; Ding and Chien 2001; Eberlein et al.
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14 Intelligent Transportation Systems in Headway-Based Bus Service Zhang and Lo (2018) simulated the time for a route controlled by holding to stabilize after a bus is inserted or removed.
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Literature Review 15 Queue jump lanes, typically provided at signalized intersections, allow buses to depart first when a signal turns green and can provide some of the benefits of exclusive lanes at a much lower cost (Chang et al.
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16 Intelligent Transportation Systems in Headway-Based Bus Service Intelligent Transportation Systems Technologies Introduction ITS is a broad category. This subsection introduces those ITS technologies that have existing or proposed applications to HBS.
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Literature Review 17 Smartphone apps are increasingly common. Some agencies make their data available to thirdparty app developers, while others develop and maintain their own apps.
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18 Intelligent Transportation Systems in Headway-Based Bus Service and APC data to analyze running time and headway deviation (El-Geneidy et al.
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Literature Review 19 20-minute headways, respectively, which results in a 4- to 6-minute scheduled headway on the common corridor. The field trial installed consumer Android tablets in the driver cabins, which were used to display holding times and cruising speed guidance (with colored bars)
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