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* Nash, A & Sylvia, R, 2001, ''Implementation of Zurich's Transit Priority Program'', Mineta Transportation Institute, http://www.andynash.com/nash-publications/Nash2001-Zurich-PT-MTI-01-13.pdf | |||
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Revision as of 03:12, 29 April 2013
Public Transport Prioritisation means managing the transport system so that public transport has priority over car and truck traffic, e.g. at intersections, or by e.g. giving buses dedicated lanes.
External links
- http://pages.greencitystreets.com/improve-public-transport/traffic-signal-priority
- http://busmeister.wikispaces.com/intro_TSP
- Nash, A & Sylvia, R, 2001, Implementation of Zurich's Transit Priority Program, Mineta Transportation Institute, http://www.andynash.com/nash-publications/Nash2001-Zurich-PT-MTI-01-13.pdf