Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Urban Freight—Competition for Space in Densely Populated Cities

Cruz-Daraviña, Paola Andrea; Sánchez-Díaz, Iván; Suescún, Juan Pablo Bocarejo

doi:10.3390/su13126611

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“…Impacts on the industrial economy include increased property or land values, support to local industry, and job opportunities. In addition, the relatively cheap price is also one of the economic aspects that are the advantages of implementing BRT (Cruz-Daraviña et al, 2021).…”

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Text Clustering Approach Toward Community Expectations to the Bus Rapid Transit (Brt) Transjateng Purwokerto-Purbalingga Operations

Romadlon¹

2021

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Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is one of the alternative public transportations in urban areas, which has begun to be implemented in some cities of Indonesia. By finding out the effectiveness of BRT as a mass transportation system, it is necessary to study the expectations of users and non-users of the Trans Jateng Purwokerto-Purbalingga BRT regarding the perceived social, economic, and environmental impacts. This study uses the text Clustering method to group public opinion based on similarities so that it can be analyzed further for policymaking. As a result, the majority of the community gave positive expectations of BRT implementation’s perceived social, economic, and environmental benefits. On the other hand, public opinion on the presence of BRT is not always positive and has a significant impact. Improvements are needed in several aspects that are considered not to meet public expectations to maximize the function of BRT as a substitute for public transportation for private vehicles.

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Section: The Economic Impact Expectationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Text Clustering Approach Toward Community Expectations to the Bus Rapid Transit (Brt) Transjateng Purwokerto-Purbalingga Operations

Romadlon¹

2021

Sostek

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“…Subestimar o esforço de implementação (viés de otimismo), descontinuidades devido a ciclos políticos, falta de políticas nacionais que apoiem seu desenvolvimento e financiamento insuficiente para uma implementação adequada. (Cruz-Daraviña et al, 2021). Os principais desafios associados às aplicações referem-se a: implementação apressada, porque a transição requer tempo e planejamento cuidadoso.…”

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“…Entre as muitas consequências do congestionamento estão a menor produtividade, altos impactos ambientais e maior desigualdade. Cruz-Daraviña, Sánchez-Díaz, and Bocarejo Suescún (2021), fornecem um índice de impacto de congestionamento, classificando Bogotá, Rio de Janeiro, Cidade do México, Istambul e São Paulo como as cidades mais congestionadas em 2019.…”

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“…Segundo Diaz and Schneck (2000) o conhecimento profundo das características-chave dos diferentes elementos que o compõem é crucial para planejadores, designers e desenvolvedores. Avaliações anteriores mostram que são ecologicamente corretos e que o congestionamento nos principais corredores da cidade diminuiu, principalmente no que se refere a veículos pesados(Cruz-Daraviña et al, 2021).…”

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“…O de Bogotá foi particularmente relevante; sendo a referência de BRT mais poderosa para planejadores e profissionais em todo o mundo(Hidalgo & Gutiérrez, 2013).Se tornou a prova de conceito de que tais sistemas podem melhorar a mobilidade nas grandes cidades sem comprometer os grandes orçamentos necessários para outros projetos. Em seguida, os BRTs foram implementados em várias cidades em países emergentes e em desenvolvimento nos últimos anos: cinco cidades na África (2,84%), 45 na Ásia (25,56%), 44 na Europa (25%), 21 (11,93%) em América do Norte, cinco na Oceania (2,84%) e 56 na América Latina (31,81%)(Cruz-Daraviña et al, 2021).As cidades latino-americanas passaram por transformações significativas nas últimas duas décadas. Uma das maiores mudanças foi a construção de sistemas BRT que passaram a ser o eixo com 20.909.541 passageiros por dia mobilizados (61,49% dos passageiros globais) e 1.863 km construídos (35,09% dos quilômetros globais).…”

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Avaliação Do Projeto De Infraestrutura Do BRT No Estado Do Rio De Janeiro

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Brazil is a pioneer in the implementation of BRT and has some corridors with priority for public transport services by bus. The BRT system in Rio de Janeiro began to be developed many years ago but was put on hold due to external factors until early 2021, when its development was resumed with a different perspective so as not to make the same mistakes as in the past. The new model intends to eliminate demand risk, as well as implement the separation between supply and operation of the equipment, allowing the inclusion of specialized actors. Therefore, this work intends to determine the feasibility of the new implemented model of the BRT system from a financial perspective. A general survey was carried out on the main government incentives, the characteristics of BRT and the knowledge accumulated in different countries for the evaluation of the business model and contract developed. In addition, cash flow analysis was done using the main financial indicators. The results indicate that from a financial perspective the project is profitable and profitable for the investment. The new model also allows for an improvement in the efficiency of the public transport system in the city and an increase in user satisfaction. The main contribution of the work is the qualitative study providing a comparison between the different international experiences in this field to know the favorable aspects that can adjust to the Brazilian reality of the city of Rio de Janeiro.

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An integrated fuzzy MCDM model for prioritizing strategies for successful implementation and operation of the bus rapid transit system

Bouraima

Tengecha²,

Stević

et al. 2023

Ann Oper Res

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The selection and prioritization of suitable strategies to address the challenges to the successful operation and implementation of the bus rapid transit (BRT) system is a common problem faced by practitioners and decision-makers. Recent research has widely discussed the issue, but such assessments have remained limited in the city of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania context, where there are mobility difficulties. The present study addresses this research gap and identifies the most critical challenges to BRT implementation and operation, and recommends the most appropriate strategy for overcoming them. Seven strategies are defined. To prioritize these strategies, five criteria are determined. An integrated multi-criteria decision-making model is introduced. Improved Fuzzy Step-Wise Weight Assessment Ratio Analysis based on the Bonferroni operator was used to determine the importance of the criteria. Measurement of alternatives and ranking according to compromise solution was applied to assess and rank the strategies. The results indicate that “frequent flooding at the Jangwani bridge bus terminal” and “long waiting time at bus stops” are the most critical challenges while the fourth alternative “strengthening the operation and management” is the appropriate strategy to be implemented for successful operation and implementation of the BRT system. After that, a five-phase sensitivity analysis is performed to observe the robustness of the proposed approach. The results indicate the flexibility and applicability of the proposed approach can address real-life problems. The proposed methodology in this work can be instrumental in assisting mass transit operators with the successful implementation and operation of the BRT system.

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Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Urban Freight—Competition for Space in Densely Populated Cities

Cited by 5 publications

References 49 publications

Text Clustering Approach Toward Community Expectations to the Bus Rapid Transit (Brt) Transjateng Purwokerto-Purbalingga Operations

Text Clustering Approach Toward Community Expectations to the Bus Rapid Transit (Brt) Transjateng Purwokerto-Purbalingga Operations

Avaliação Do Projeto De Infraestrutura Do BRT No Estado Do Rio De Janeiro

An integrated fuzzy MCDM model for prioritizing strategies for successful implementation and operation of the bus rapid transit system

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