Public Transport Planning With Smart Card Data (Hb 2017) Hardcover

Public Transport Planning with Smart Card Data explores three key areas: estimating passenger behavior using smart card data, integrating smart card data with other trip databases, and evaluating public transport service levels with the help of this data. It highlights the convenience of electronic fare collection through smart cards, which benefits both travelers and operators by reducing handling costs and facilitating the integration of complex fare systems. Additionally, the book discusses the underutilized benefit of the data collected through smart cards, which provides valuable insights into passenger travel patterns. This information can help improve service planning. The book combines theory with real-world applications from cities around the globe, offering both researchers and practitioners a comprehensive look at how smart card data can enhance public transport planning now and in the future.