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Bus stops are, in some locations, clustered together into transport hubs allowing interchange between routes from nearby stops and with other public transport modes to maximise convenience.
14 lip 2019 · A transit agency has an existing 8.5-mile bus route (in one direction) where the average speed *between* stops is 16.9 miles per hour. The route has 22 stops along the route. If the average dwell time at each stop is 18 seconds, what is the average bus speed along the route as a whole?
6 gru 2015 · Bus Stop Location. Whether a bus stop should be located at the near side of the intersection, the far side of the intersection, or at mid-block has been a source of debate. In general, far-side stops are preferable; however, other types of stops may be justified in certain situations ( TCRP ).
8 sie 2022 · “Bus stop spacing” refers to the distance between consecutive stops on a bus route. The choice of bus stop spacing involves a trade-o ff : wider spacings (fewer stops) save passengers in-v ...
1 sty 2024 · “Bus stop spacing” refers to the distance between consecutive stops on a bus route. The choice of bus stop spacing involves a trade-off: wider spacings (fewer stops) save passengers in-vehicle time (time spent traveling on the bus) but raise passengers access time (time spent traveling to/from stops).
Decisions about the spacing and location of bus stops can have a major effect on average speeds, and thereby impact travel times and reliability of bus transit. Stop spacing is also important for determining the possibility for bicycle connections and pedestrian connections .
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