The main findings are that a vast majority of the population is not attached to the car, but ready to change to PT, if its service includes direct and seated transport – these are hardly characteristics satisfiable with conventional collective transport. Instead, radical technological innovations such as PRT have the potential to satisfy all characteristics required to trigger a significant mode-shift to a sustainable public transport mode.
Could PRT trigger a modal-shift to public transport? Results from stated preference street surveys, conducted in central European cities
RUPI, FEDERICO;SCHWEIZER, JOERG
2013
Abstract
The main findings are that a vast majority of the population is not attached to the car, but ready to change to PT, if its service includes direct and seated transport – these are hardly characteristics satisfiable with conventional collective transport. Instead, radical technological innovations such as PRT have the potential to satisfy all characteristics required to trigger a significant mode-shift to a sustainable public transport mode.File in questo prodotto:
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