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Distributed holding control of bus transit operations
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  • 1972Control Strategies for an Idealized Public Transportation System409 cited
  • 2001The Holding Problem with Real–Time Information Available293 cited
  • 1971Dispatching Policies for a Transportation Route254 cited
  • 1981Service frequency, schedule reliability and passenger wait times at transit stops199 cited
  • 1974On Controlling Randomness in Transit Operations164 cited
  • 1999Bus dispatching at timed transfer transit stations using bus tracking technology144 cited
  • 1998The real-time deadheading problem in transit operations control139 cited
  • 1974Control of Pairing of Vehicles on a Public Transportation Route, Two Vehicles, One Control Point134 cited
  • 1975A Behavioural Explanation of the Association Between Bus and Passenger Arrivals at a Bus Stop98 cited
  • 1985Analysis of Vehicle Holding and Cancellation Strategies in Bulk Arrival, Bulk Service Queues73 cited
  • 1978Control Strategies for Transport Systems with Nonlinear Waiting Costs27 cited

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  • 2005AVL-BASED TRANSIT OPERATIONS CONTROL5 cited

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