Public Transport
2009 - 2026
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Volume 18, issue 2, 2026
- The price of proximity: analysing distance-based fare structures in liberalised Greek coastal shipping pp. 401-428

- Ioannis Sitzimis
- The rolling stock circulation planning problem: a tutorial with case study pp. 429-457

- Paul Päprer, Kanchan Joshi, Martin Scheffler, Janis S. Neufeld, Jan Ehmke, Udo Buscher and Ninja Scherr
- Frequency-setting models: a literature review of costs and sustainability on bus routes pp. 459-482

- Joyce Azevedo Caetano, Francisco Glaubos Nunes Clímaco, Glaydston Mattos Ribeiro and Laura Bahiense
- Service design of shared first- and last-mile transit systems pp. 483-523

- Oksana Sabinik Pecherski, Tal Raviv and Hillel Bar-Gera
- Reducing the number of shunt movements by rescheduling trains pp. 525-559

- Rens de Heer, Han Hoogeveen and Roel van den Broek
- Public transport service accessibility index: a new approach incorporating residents’ location and transport capacity: a case study in NCSA (Algiers) pp. 561-585

- Malika Bilek, Mohamed Hassani, Louisa Amireche and Lamia Meziane
- Double-discharge platforms to ease crowding at the suburban railway stations in India: explaining the policy intervention using a multi-method analysis based on game theory and pedestrian simulation pp. 587-600

- S Srivatsa Srinivas, Ranju Mohan and Satyam Soni
- An approach for assessing bus service reliability based on GNSS and bus occupancy data pp. 601-628

- Rafael Lino dos Santos, Henrique Candido de Oliveira, Madson Cortes de Almeida, Claudio Luiz Marte and Ayman Habib
- Spatio-temporal analysis of public transportation ridership: leveraging APC data for a comprehensive evaluation of usage rates pp. 629-658

- Arianna Burzacchi, Valeria Maria Urbano, Marika Arena, Giovanni Azzone, Piercesare Secchi and Simone Vantini
- Time-weighted ensemble long–short-term memory for delay prediction in railway systems pp. 659-689

- Zhi Yang Tan, Joanne Mun-Yee Lim, Charles Raymond Sarimuthu and Ratan Mukhopadhyay
- Performance analysis of multi-objective demand-responsive transport as a replacement for local bus lines pp. 691-713

- Amir Mortazavi, Milad Ghasri and Tapabrata Ray
Volume 18, issue 1, 2026
- Regional passenger rail fare and related factors pp. 1-27

- Fumitoshi Mizutani
- Spot-fare inspection in urban bus transportation systems: strategy and unpredictability under a Stackelberg game approach pp. 29-64

- Pablo Escalona, Luce Brotcorne, Bernard Fortz and Nathalia Wolf
- Improving public transport through machine learning influence flow analysis (MIFA): Southern England bus case study pp. 65-105

- Benjamin Lee, Wolfgang Garn, Masoud Fakhimi and Nick F. Ryman-Tubb
- Interpretable machine learning classification for vehicle response-based railway track irregularities assessment pp. 107-137

- Prasidya Wikaranadhi, Mats Berg, Rohan Kulkarni, Andi Isra Mahyuddin, Pramudita Satria Palar and Yunendar Aryo Handoko
- Transfer accessibility and convenience of major train stations in Chinese cities pp. 139-162

- Wenkang Dou and Jie Zhang
- A Logistic Burr mixture autoregressive model for impact quantification of contributing factors and prediction on the bimodal behavior in bus section travel time pp. 163-210

- Victor Jian Ming Low, Hooi Ling Khoo and Wooi Chen Khoo
- Scheduling electric vehicles by simulated annealing with recombination through ILP pp. 211-228

- Wouter ten Bosch, Han Hoogeveen, Marcel van Kooten Niekerk and Philip de Bruin
- Examining transit performance evaluation approaches in the context of developing countries pp. 229-284

- Vishwajeet Kishore Verma and Rajat Rastogi
- The feasibility of suburban single-track laterally positioned light rail transit lines in the modern United States pp. 285-310

- Henry Mulvey, Eric J. Gonzales and Michael A. Knodler
- Analysis of bus dwell times from automated passenger count data and the impact of dwell-time variability on the performance of transit signal priority pp. 311-333

- Dickness Kakitahi Kwesiga, Angshuman Guin and Michael Hunter
- Evaluating the accessibility impact of integrated micromobility and transit systems: a case study of Calgary, Canada pp. 335-364

- Pannawat Rodpai, Merkebe Getachew Demissie and Santi Phithakkitnukoon
- Analyzing ridesharing systems with flexible riders and fixed bus lines: case study from Norway pp. 365-399

- Vegard H. Gundersen, Erik T. Tvedt, Kjetil Fagerholt and Andreas B. Ormevik
Volume 17, issue 3, 2025
- Assessing time savings as bus rapid transit is introduced in Barcelona: a bus network design approach pp. 611-634

- Inês Miguel, João Mendonça, Josep Olivé and António R. Andrade
- Integrating vulnerability analysis in transit network design pp. 635-656

- Georgios Laskaris, Christina Iliopoulou and Konstantinos Kepaptsoglou
- Resilience assessment of urban rail transit systems: a literature review pp. 657-681

- Xin Wen, Bingfeng Si, Yun Wei and Hongmeng Cui
- Data-driven insights to reduce uncertainty from disruptive events in passenger railways pp. 683-713

- Luís Marques, Sérgio Moro and Pedro Ramos
- On demand-responsive transport configurations, traveller interaction and preferences: a survey from the perspective of older people pp. 715-754

- Å. Jevinger and H. Svensson
- Dynamic headway policies using minimal information to optimize bunching and waiting times pp. 755-802

- M. Venkateswararao Koppisetti and Veeraruna Kavitha
- A comparative study of machine learning models for taxi-demand prediction using a big data framework pp. 803-833

- Shafiq Alam, Muhammad Sohaib Ayub, Hao Cui and Muhammad Asad Khan
- Modelling distributions of heterogeneous boarders and alighters on metro platforms pp. 835-870

- Jiping Fang, Howard Wong and Taku Fujiyama
- Modeling boardings and alightings by route at transit stops pp. 871-899

- Sagar Patni and Sivaramakrishnan Srinivasan
- Enhancing transit corridor performance through dynamic bus lanes: analyzing performance at different traffic compliance rates pp. 901-928

- Kareem Othman, Amer Shalaby and Baher Abdulhai
- A reusable public transport electronic ticket system with fast validation pp. 929-953

- Ricard Borges and Francesc Sebé
Volume 17, issue 2, 2025
- TransitGPT: a generative AI-based framework for interacting with GTFS data using large language models pp. 319-345

- Saipraneeth Devunuri and Lewis Lehe
- Modeling passenger loyalty in intercity rail services using a generalized ordered logit model pp. 347-366

- Pedram Akbari, Mahmoud Mesbah and Morteza Bagheri
- Deep learning-based public transit passenger flow prediction model: integration of weather and temporal attributes pp. 367-390

- Nithin K. Shanthappa, Raviraj H. Mulangi and Harsha M. Manjunath
- Forecasting public transit ridership amidst COVID-19: a machine learning approach pp. 391-420

- Muhammad Shah Zeb, Muhammad Asif Khan, Muhammad Muzzamil Hussain Khattak, Sameer Ud-Din, Muhammad Faisal Habib and Muhammad Zaheer Khan
- Updating origin–destination matrices and link probabilities in public transportation networks pp. 421-447

- M. Victoria Chávez-Hernández, Yasmín Á. Ríos-Solís, L. Héctor Juárez Valencia and Roger Z. Ríos-Mercado
- Automatic operational diagnostics of tram tracks under load pp. 449-480

- Michal Starý and Ondřej Matúšek
- An urban infrastructure design for a light rail system in Jordan pp. 481-503

- Sharaf AlKheder, Waleed Abdullah, Hussain Sayegh and Wasan AlKhamees
- TOD-related features and station-level ridership: insights from the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, Indonesia pp. 505-527

- Alyas Widita, Ikaputra and Dyah T. Widyastuti
- Built environment and public electric vehicle charging: an investigation using POI data and computer vision pp. 529-563

- Junfeng Jiao and Seung Jun Choi
- Modeling transit travel times for predicting equity improvements pp. 565-590

- Phillip R. Carleton and J. David Porter
- The impact of weather on public bus ridership: empirical findings from Chenzhou, China pp. 591-610

- Jinhua Li and Jie Cao
Volume 17, issue 1, 2025
- Scaling up public transport usage: a systematic literature review of service quality, satisfaction and attitude towards bus transport systems in developing countries pp. 1-44

- Eugene Sogbe, Susilawati Susilawati and Tan Chee Pin
- Rail-based public transportation service quality and customer satisfaction: a decade of insights and advances pp. 45-69

- Sanusi Ibrahim, Yinggui Zhang and Abdulaziz Ahmad
- A low-cost automatic people-counting system at bus stops using Wi-Fi probe requests and deep learning pp. 71-100

- Cristina Pronello, Deepan Anbarasan, Felipe Spoturno and Giulia Terzolo
- A mathematical programming model and dispatching rules for the repatriation program scheduling problem pp. 101-120

- Sameh Al-Shihabi, Yousef Al-Abdallat and Motasem N. Saidan
- Proposing a model for predicting passenger origin–destination in online taxi-hailing systems pp. 121-151

- Pouria Golshanrad, Hamid Mahini and Behnam Bahrak
- Urban transport during the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study of Poland pp. 153-176

- Michal Zajfert
- A dynamic simulation model to improve the livability of transportation systems pp. 177-220

- Erma Suryani, Rully Agus Hendrawan, Philip Faster Eka Adipraja, Basuki Widodo, Shuo-Yan Chou and Alifia Az-Zahra
- Computer vision for transit travel time prediction: an end-to-end framework using roadside urban imagery pp. 221-246

- Awad Abdelhalim and Jinhua Zhao
- The effect of locating public transit stations on their walking accessibility using an actual street network pp. 247-266

- Muhammad Zaheer Khan, Muhammad Asif Khan, Muhammad Muzzamil Hussain Khattak, Muhammad Faisal Habib and Muhammad Shah Zeb
- Traffic signal priority control for public transport rapid transit based on a step-by-step prediction algorithm pp. 267-280

- Kwang-Myong Jon, Kwang-Bok Han, Chon-Il Jo and Chon-Ung Kim
- Predicting travel demand of a bike sharing system using graph convolutional neural networks pp. 281-317

- Ali Behroozi and Ali Edrisi
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