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A systems analysis approach to transit routing and scheduling in a small city
A computer model involving simulation is presented which can be used by small city mass transit decision-makers to determine benefits of alternative routing-scheduling systems. Given the results of an origin-destination survey, the model determines the number of trip demands which will be lost due to poor routing or poor scheduling, and the best travel pattern for the trip demands which can be serviced by the routing-scheduling system. The simulation portion of the model then simulates the operation of the buses on the routes, and the loading, unloading, and transfer of passengers in order to determine trip revenues, vehicle operating costs, and a variety of customer service measures.