2016
DOI: 10.4074/s0761898016002028
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A Multi-criteria approach for choosing a new public transport system linked to urban development: a method developed in the Bahn.Ville project for a tram-train scenario in the Saint-Étienne region

Abstract: Une approche multicritère pour le choix d'un nouveau système de transports pubics lié au développement urbain : une méthode développée dans le projet Bahn.Ville pour un scénario tram-train dans la région de Saint-Étienne Alain L'Hostis • Claude Soulas • Bogdan Vulturescu © IFSTTAR et Éditions NecPlus 2016 Résumé Le succès du Transit Oriented Development (TOD) ou urbanisme ferroviaire dépend de plusieurs facteurs dont les caractéristiques du système de transport. Dans les projets de tram-train typiques, à l'exe… Show more

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“…For example, there are only full-electric units in both mixed operation with trams and trains in operation within the large Karlsruhe system whereas, in France, a tram-train vehicle is rather perceived as a simple light-rail system with limited connections to the urban network (with exceptions of Paris, Bondy, Montfermeil or Mulhouse). Some other projects in middle-sized cities were also considered, i.e., in Saint-Étienne (France) (L'Hostis et al 2016). In Kassel (Germany) mixed operation with firm functional integration in a regional rail transport supply is always provided by electric or diesel-electric units providing direct connections to the Kassel city center via by adapting the disused subterranean tram stop within the main railway station (Holzapfel, Meyfahrt 2015).…”
Section: Art Of Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, there are only full-electric units in both mixed operation with trams and trains in operation within the large Karlsruhe system whereas, in France, a tram-train vehicle is rather perceived as a simple light-rail system with limited connections to the urban network (with exceptions of Paris, Bondy, Montfermeil or Mulhouse). Some other projects in middle-sized cities were also considered, i.e., in Saint-Étienne (France) (L'Hostis et al 2016). In Kassel (Germany) mixed operation with firm functional integration in a regional rail transport supply is always provided by electric or diesel-electric units providing direct connections to the Kassel city center via by adapting the disused subterranean tram stop within the main railway station (Holzapfel, Meyfahrt 2015).…”
Section: Art Of Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tram-train, first developed in Germany, was planned and designed to serve scattered, mediumto low-density inhabited urban areas. By combining the infrastructure and operations of both modes, with trams and trains mutually using tracks and stops, this travel option proved to be successful and was soon replicated elsewhere in Europe [28][29][30][31][32]. Tram-train is a best practice that can be transferred to the Lanciano area, too, although a mix of opportunities and constraints is to be highlighted.…”
Section: Directions From Best Practice To Rehabilitate the Local Railwaymentioning
confidence: 99%