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Urban public transit consists of multiple transit modes, such as railway, BRT and bus. The integration of multi-class urban public transit lines is very important to achieve a more efficient transit system. To the grid road network, this paper presents an urban public transport network structure integrating multi-class public transit lines and transfer hubs. The urban public transit network structure consists of primary routes, feeder routes and accessorial route. Primary routes spacing, MRT stops spacing and the size of transfer hub service zone are the key design variables. From the points of view of the traveler, operator and authority respectively, the optimization objective functions for the key design variables are formulated, and the numerical analysis is carried out to find the optimal solution. For the given input parameters values, the recommended values of the key design variables are put forward. The results can provide a reference for the integration planning of multi modal transit lines for the big city. ©, 2014, Science Press. All right reserved.
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Journal of Transportation Systems Engineering and Information Technology
ISSN: 1009-6744
Year: 2014
Issue: 6
Volume: 14
Page: 176-181
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