ANALYSIS OF A RADIAL BUS SYSTEM FOR CBD COMMUTERS USING AUTO ACCESS MODES

S. C. Wirasinghe

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A radial bus system to service peak period demand for drive and ride travel between the CBD and residential areas is analyzed for a general demand density that varies in space and time. Attributes for the system such as the cost of gaining access to the lines, the waiting time for a bus and the operating cost are discussed. A simple formula for the number of lines from a region is proposed.

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