in order to improve the level of intelligence, availability, being on demand, convenience, information and humanization of rural public transportation systems, they are more willing to use modern information and communicative technologies. in addition to management services, intelligent transportation systems can provide passengers, drivers, travel agencies and other institutions with other ser...

As a product of creativity, slang continuously raises in society used to mark social and cultural differences. This study aims discover terms by the community public transportation drivers Kacuk Malang, process its formation, meaning it refers to, purpose usage. Qualitative design is as research method using following steps collecting analyzing data. The observation was done gain information ab...

INTRODUCTION Attributes of the built environment can influence active transportation, including use of public transportation. However, the relationship between perceptions of the built environment and use of public transportation deserves further attention. The objectives of this study were 1) to assess the relationship between personal characteristics and public transportation use with meeting...

the goal of this paper is to develop a decision support system (dss) as a journey planner in complex and large multimodal urban network called rahyar. rahyar attempts to identify the most desirable itinerary among all feasible alternatives. the desirability of an itinerary is measured by a disutility function, which is defined as a weighted sum of some criteria. the weights represent travelers’...

1. Classification of Transit Systems 2. Bus Transit System 3. Trolleybus System 4. Rail Transit Systems 5. Tramway/Streetcar and Light Rail Transit LRT 6. Rapid Transit or Metro 7. Automated Guided Transit Systems 8. Regional and Commuter Rail 9. Special Technology Transit Systems 10. Transit Line Scheduling 11. Transit Planning and Selection of Transit Modes 12. Present and Future Role of Urba...

Public transportation time schedules are often littered with extraneous data irrelevant to passengers who only seek the next immediate arrival. We explore how the inclusion of visual encodings in time schedules allows users to easily identify and determine the fastest routes to their destinations. We present this solution in the form of a visualization system in which users select their point o...