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INTEGRATED MOBILITY
> A variety of services targeting a variety of users
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CONCLUSIONS DRAWN FROM
PILOT PROJECT
> Joint bus - bicycle use is both possibleand even desirable
> Safe and functional concept > Adopted by cyclists
> No impact on bus performance
> Deployment on a case-by-case basis:layout designed for safety and adaptedto surroundings are necessary
Isabel le. [email protected]
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BUS - BICYCLE RESERVED LANE
UNDER STUDY
> Best practices from around the worldwere analyzed.
> Each corridor is unique, so a case-bycase approach is preferred.
> The STM has and will continue to testvarious concepts through its pilot projects. > Partnerships with stakeholders
concerned with sustainable mobility, including bicycle proponents.
Isabelle. [email protected]
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Can All This New Technology (and Marketing) Lead
to a Re-Definition of "Public" Transportation?
• Limited capital investments still being made (easier for service expansions)
• Almost no new operating resources available
• But ... unheard-of levels of private marketing funding combined with "market" rate pricing of alternative services
• One possible future: core high-frequency transit services on limited routes with low fares combined with market-rate services for first/last mile and third-party subsidies where needed, all informed by and paid for by a Maas phone app
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MIT OpenCourseWare https://ocw.mit.edu/
1.258J / 11.541J Public Transportation Systems Spring 2017
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