This synthesis report presents a brief synopsis of the current literature and technologies being used in the development of safer and more secure bus stops. While the focus is more specifically with regard to vulnerable populations - women, children, senior citizens, and the disabled - improvements related to the safety and security of bus stops may be of benefit to all transit users, potential users, the community at large, and the transit industry in general.
This research focused on analyzing the association between transit service reliability indicators and ridership. Further, the effect of road network, ...
The research reported here identified those elements associated with the location and design of bus stops that affect the efficiency of transit and tr...
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