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Alleviating Transportation System Problems by Providing Public Transit Integration in High-Density Metropolitan Cities
Author(s):
1. Farhan Haider: Department of Transportation Engineering and Management, University of Engineering and Technology,Lahore,
2. Zia ur Rehman: Department of Transportation Engineering and Management, University of Engineering and Technology,Lahore,
3. Muhammad Usman Sheikh: Highway Engineer,Parsons International, Doha-,Qatar
4. Bilal Zia Malik: Department of Transportation Engineering and Management, University of Engineering and Technology,Lahore,
Abstract:
Proper integrated public transport system is the need of the time which can enhance public mobility by providing state of the art transport services to daily commuters. In this paper, Lahore City is taken as a case study and an integrated public transport system for Lahore is proposed. The goal of an integrated public transport system for Lahore was to propose an optimized public transport network, which can cater the ever-increasing transport demand by providing coverage to the whole city through a mix of primary/mass transit, secondary/express, tertiary/feeder & suburban routes. The service would provide a high level of service by ensuring a speedy, frequent and easily accessible public transport to reduce car/ motorcycle dependency/ownership. The network aims at providing public transport access for residents in the study area at a maximum walking distance of 500 meters and offers a sustainable, comfortable, safe and secure public transportation system. Based on demand estimates taken from surveys, an integrated public transport network having 122 routes was proposed for the city.
Page(s): 43-55
DOI: DOI not available
Published: Journal: Pakistan Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Volume: 22, Issue: 0, Year: 2018
Keywords:
Public Transit , transportation , Integration , Metropolitan , Urban Transport
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