Demand Adaptive Systems: Some Proposals on Flexible Transit1

Federico Malucelli · Maddalena Nonato · Stefano Pallottino

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Traditional public transport systems are evolving towards more flexible organizations in order to capture additional demand and reduce operational costs. Such a trend calls for new models and tools to support the management of new services that make use of public facilities to meet individual need.

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