Light rail and rapid transit. Paper presented at the National Conference of the Transportation Research Board, Philadelphia, June 1975.

Author(s)
Lehner, F.
Year
Abstract

Like rapid transit, which is independent from surface traffic on its entire length, light rail transit with modern vehicles can undertake the role of the primary transit carrier in medium and large urban area, supplemented by and coordinated with a secondary feeder system. The most common application of light rail is in medium-sized cities. Rapid transit serves large cities. With respect to its service quality, capacity, productivity and efficiency, rapid transit is superior to light rail transit.

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B 11387 (In: B 9404 S) /72.6/ IRRD 221774
Source

In: TRB Special Report No. 161, 1975, p. 37-49, 5 tab., 5 ref.

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