Tariff Systems and Distance Measurement of Public Passenger Transport Stops

Gnap, Jozef; Dydkowski, Grzegorz; Ondruš, Ján; Synák, František

doi:10.26552/com.c.2023.009

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“…Bus transport should rather fulfill the function of connecting transport to such powerful railway lines or ensure comprehensive service of the region in less busy directions. It is also necessary to integrate individual transport into such systems -automobile, pedestrian, and bicycle (Gnap et al, 2023). Some of the most common basic network configurations are shown in Fig.…”

Section: Public Transport In a Functional Regionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Methodology for Designing a System of Public Passenger Transport in a Functional Region

Škorupa,

Bulková,

Gašparík

et al. 2023

Period. Polytech. Transp. Eng.

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Transport, as an object of research and design, is directly influenced by other functional components of the territory, it is caused by them, but at the same time it determines them in terms of limitations and development. A comprehensive approach to the design of transport systems involves a wide range of analytical and synthetic activities. Transport and territory are interrelated, while transport is one of the main factors defining the functionality of territorial structures. The development of transport systems brings greater availability of work, services, and leisure activities. The transport solution in the territory must be directed towards the adequate satisfaction of the transport needs, which are characterized by the intensity of the transport relations in the territory, depending on the time and quality of the relocation. The article presents a methodology for the design of regional public passenger transport lines, in accordance with the principles of sustainable mobility, supporting the competitiveness of public passenger transport and the efficient use of resources. The proposed methodology presupposes an already completed and processed analytical phase of the transport planning process and includes the impact of public passenger transport on the external environment. The methodology is applicable under the conditions of designing a completely new transport service system, as well as in the process of reorganizing existing transport systems, including rail and bus transport.

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Section: Public Transport In a Functional Regionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Methodology for Designing a System of Public Passenger Transport in a Functional Region

Škorupa,

Bulková,

Gašparík

et al. 2023

Period. Polytech. Transp. Eng.

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“…Many experts presented various benefits of cycling. The positives that cycling brings can be evaluated from the point of view of the benefits for the transport system as well as the integration within public passenger transport with the cooperation of several transport systems or services (Gnap et al, 2023;Charreire et al 2021). Other authors see the economic benefits of cycling (Blondiau et al 2016) resulting in the various aspects of daily life.…”

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Finding the Correlation between Transport Infrastructure and the Fatal Accident Rate of Cyclists—An International Perspective

Gogola,

Senko,

Mikusova

2024

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Bicycle transport stands at the forefront of sustainable mobility initiatives, a cornerstone of European Union policy. While support for cycling is crucial, its advancement hinges upon the presence of high-quality, secure infrastructure for cyclists. Safety emerges as a paramount concern, influencing the viability of cycling as a mode of transportation, yet its perception varies among user demographics. In light of this, this article endeavors to examine and contrast cycling infrastructure across various European nations, alongside analyzing statistics pertaining to fatal traffic accidents involving cyclists. The findings underscore a substantial correlation between the quality of cycling infrastructure and the incidence of accidents. This correlation underscores the pressing need for robust infrastructure development and safety measures to bolster cycling as a safe and viable transportation option. By understanding the intricate interplay between infrastructure quality and safety outcomes, policymakers can better prioritize resources and enact measures to foster safer cycling environments, thus furthering the objectives of sustainable mobility on a continental scale.

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Tariff Systems and Distance Measurement of Public Passenger Transport Stops

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

Methodology for Designing a System of Public Passenger Transport in a Functional Region

Methodology for Designing a System of Public Passenger Transport in a Functional Region

Finding the Correlation between Transport Infrastructure and the Fatal Accident Rate of Cyclists—An International Perspective

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