City electric transport preferences and motives of the Russian students

Romanova, Elena

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/90/1/012020

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“…Basic reasons of it are high cost value and expensive operation". [2] In Moscow, a reduction in the share of diesel transport purchases and a gradual transition to buses with electric power units is planned by 2025, however, the purchase of a large number of electric buses will not solve a number of infrastructural problems. The capital is replacing the fleet inefficiently in terms of transport logistics and economics by duplicating trolleybus routes and sending conventional buses along them.…”

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“…This paper reviews and studies the works of foreign authors who study the possibility of replacing buses with internal combustion engines by environmentally friendly electric buses. A significant number of works are devoted to the research in the field of electric bus infrastructure, environmental and economic impact [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10].The work by Boud Verbrugge, Mohammed Mahedi Hasan, Haaris Rasool provides a detailed overview of the current state of electric buses and the progress of their implementation in cities [1]. Vallera A. M., Nunes P. M., Brito M. C. in their work detailing the power cells and explaining the need for battery replacement technology [4].…”

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Analysis of the current state and prospects for public electric transport development in Russia (on the example of electric buses)

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The article considers current problems and prospects of public electric transport development in the aspect of electric buses. Modern realities dictate new trends in transport infrastructure, namely the replacement of the usual buses with internal combustion engines that use combustible fuel with a more profitable mode of transport powered by an environmentally friendly and renewable resource, electricity. Such vehicles are electric buses, which are rapidly becoming a part of passengers’ lives. This fuel-free transport enables large numbers of people to travel quietly in megacities, while minimising pollution. The rapid introduction of electric buses around the world is making it possible to replace aging buses with internal combustion engines and clean up the environment with electric motors, but this cannot be done quickly due to the high cost and poor infrastructure in many cities around the world. Factors limiting the development of electric buses are identified, and possible solutions are described. Government investments and projects provide an economic solution to the problem. An analysis of the public electric transport market is carried out and prospects for the development of electric buses in Russia are formulated. Widespread introduction of electric buses in megacities will significantly reduce environmental costs for the population.

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