Public transportation with electric traction: Experiences and challenges in an Andean city

González, L.G.; Cordero-Moreno, Daniel; Espinoza, Juan L.

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2021.110768

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“…La gestión de la movilidad tiene como objetivo reducir en la dependencia de los vehículos, así como, la baja ocupación mediante la propuesta de alternativas viables como el uso compartido de automóviles, el transporte público, la bicicleta y la caminata (Moreno & Jiménez, 2020). Por tal razón, , recalcaron que un plan de movilidad urbana sostenible a tomar en consideración los principios de integración, participación y evaluación para satisfacer las necesidades de movilidad actuales y futuras de las personas, para promover una vida mejor en las ciudades y alrededores (González et al, 2021).…”

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Calidad del servicio y satisfacción del usuario del transporte público de la provincia de Tungurahua

Zambrano¹,

Yucailla²

2023

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En la provincia de Tungurahua los medios de transporte público de buses han presentado problemas en la prestación de servicios, operacional y de administración, debido a que no existe una estructuración adecuada, lo que ha generado que sea lento, contaminante e inseguro para los usuarios. Por tal razón, como objetivo se pretende evaluar la satisfacción del usuario del transporte público urbano en función a la calidad del servicio ofrecido en la provincia de Tungurahua. Se aplicó el análisis descriptivo, mediante una encuesta y el análisis estadístico factorial exploratorio. Como resultado, se concluyó que existe 5 principales factores de elementos tangibles, fiabilidad, receptividad y garantía. Sin embargo, hay que considerar el factor de la empatía, que genera efectos negativos en la fiabilidad, la forma como conducen, el servicio ineficaz, la falta de información de horarios y recorridos, donde no es conveniente, ni satisfactorio para los usuarios.

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Section: Gestión De Movilidadunclassified

Calidad del servicio y satisfacción del usuario del transporte público de la provincia de Tungurahua

Zambrano¹,

Yucailla²

2023

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“…At the same time, it should be assumed that waste disposal is the least acceptable technology, which has the maximum ecological burden on the environment of all the existing ones. Preference should be given to technologies of reuse and recycling of waste 19) . However, the final decision must be made on the basis of an assessment of a number of conditions at the local level: volumes, composition, properties of waste, climatic features of the region, and the need for waste processing products (secondary raw materials, biofuel, fertilizers).…”

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The Application of the Life Cycle Assessment Method in Managing the Logistics of Municipal Waste Collection

Izdebski,

Serafin,

Tarasevych

2023

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The relevance of this topic is due to the high level of importance of sustainable waste management and the need for effective decision-making tools. The purpose of the article is to justify the possibility and expediency of using the life cycle assessment method in managing the logistics of municipal waste management. The research was conducted using general scientific methods of cognition: system analysis, synthesis, generalization, deduction, abstraction, concretization, and formalization. Given the results of the conducted research, the meaning, and essence of the evaluation method life cycle are highlighted. It was determined that the life cycle assessment method is possible and advisable to be used for analyzing the impact of waste on the environment, namely on the quality of the ecosystem, state of health of the population, and use of natural resources. It is noted that this method is an effective tool for ensuring the rational use of natural resources and effective management of waste, allowing optimizing the process of management of logistics of waste according to the criteria of time and cost. Separate attention is assigned to considering the process of adopting management solutions in the part of optimizing logistic processes in the system of managing municipal waste, which is outlined as a choice of one option from several possible ones. It is proposed that the method of life cycle assessment be applied by local authorities in Poland to substantiate management decisions regarding the choice of alternative options for processing, disposal, or dumping of municipal waste based on the criterion of minimizing the harmful impact on the environment.

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“…However, managing the harmful emissions produced by an industrial plant should be easier than curbing smog in urban areas, especially concerning health effects connected to the inhalation of air pollutants (e.g., PM10, PM2.5, or NOx). In addition, renewable energy sources can provide electricity by nullifying harmful emissions and hence the well-to-tank external costs of electric buses (Panwar et al, 2011;González et al, 2021).…”

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Assessing cost-effectiveness of alternative bus technologies: Evidence from US transit agencies

Avenali¹,

Catalano²,

Giagnorio³

et al. 2023

Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment

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Public transportation with electric traction: Experiences and challenges in an Andean city

Cited by 16 publications

References 16 publications

Calidad del servicio y satisfacción del usuario del transporte público de la provincia de Tungurahua

Calidad del servicio y satisfacción del usuario del transporte público de la provincia de Tungurahua

The Application of the Life Cycle Assessment Method in Managing the Logistics of Municipal Waste Collection

Assessing cost-effectiveness of alternative bus technologies: Evidence from US transit agencies

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