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Journal of Public TransportationFull-Text Issues OnlineThe following issues of the Journal of Public Transportation include only those articles that you can immediately access online Each full text record is available in pdf Click on the "Volume #, No #, Year" links below to read that issue You can also receive a copy of a past issue and/or receive a subscription or access the abstracts for previous issues. Volume 11, No 2, 2008
Impacts
of Transit Benefits Programs on Transit Agency
Ridership, Revenues, and Costs Bus Rapid Transit Identity:
An Overview of Current "Branding" Practice Valuing Transit Service
Quality Improvements Hazardous Bus Stop
Identification: An Illustration Using GIS Modeling Participation and Consumption in
the Greek Interurban Public Transportation Market Volume 11, No 1, 2008
Qualitative
Research to Assess Interest in Public Transportation for Work Commute Managing Limited Access Highways for High Performance: Costs, Benefits, and
Revenues Demand Responsive Route
Design: GIS Application to Link Downtowns with Expansion Areas Does Government Structure Matter? A Comparative Analysis of Urban Bus
Transit Efficiency Encouraging Sustainable Campus Travel: Self-Reported Impacts of a University
TravelSmart Initiative Faith-Based Organizations: A Potential
Partner in Rural Transportation
Volume 10, No 4, 2007
Erik Ferguson, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Diagnostic Evaluation of Public Transportation Mode Choice
in Addis Ababa Measuring the Impacts of Employer-based Transportation Demand
Management Programs on an Interstate Corridor Documented Impact of Transportation Demand Management Programs
Through the Case Study Method
User Perceptions of Private
Paratransit Operation in Indonesia Casual Carpooling—Enhanced
Guaranteed Ride Home Programs: A Study of Program Characteristics,
Utilization, and Cost
Examining Incentives and Preferential Treatment of Carpools on Managed Lane Facilities
Employer Perceptions and Implementation of Commute Alternatives Strategies
Volume 10, No 3, 2007
A Methodology for the Estimation of
Value-of-Time Using State-of-the-Art Econometric Models Service Quality
Attributes Affecting Customer Satisfaction for Bus Transit Electronic Service
Quality: Public Transport Information on the Internet A New Performance Index for
Evaluating Transit Quality of Service Segmenting Preferences and Habits of Transit Users and Non-Users Kevin J Krizek, University of
Colorado, Boulder/Denver, CO
Benchmarking Transit Research in the United States Richard Marshment, University of Oklahoma
Trends in Transit Bus Accidents and Promising Collision Countermeasures C Y David Yang, Noblis Volume 10, No 2, 2007
Comparing the Efficiency
of Public Transportation Subunits Using Data Envelopment Analysis Investment in Mobility
by Car as an Explanatory Variable for Market Segmentation Are Printed Transit
Information Materials a Significant Barrier to Transit Use? Decision and Control
Model for Promoting Public Transit via Lottery Incentives Parcel-Level Modeling to Analyze Transit Stop Location Changes Peter G Furth and
Maaza C Mekuria, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Northeastern University
Metro Station Operating Costs: An Econometric Analysis Mohammed Quddus,
Loughborough University, Leicestershire, UK
Design of Feeder Route Network Using Combined Genetic Algorithm and Specialized Repair Heuristic Prabhat Shrivastava,
Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Andheri, India
Volume 10, No 1, 2007
Reforming Innercity Bus
Transportation in a Developing Country: A Passenger-Driven Model Making Regional Railroads More
Attractive— Research Studies in Germany and Patronage Characteristics Design and Evaluation of Passenger Ferry
Routes Allocation and Use of Section 5310
Funds in Urban and Rural America An Evaluation of Los Angeles’s Orange
Line Busway Volume 9, No 5, 2006
Modeling Bus Priority Using
Intermodal Dynamic Network Assignment-Simulation Methodology Slugging in Houston—Casual Carpool
Passenger Characteristics Office Development, Rail Transit, and
Commuting Choices Predicting the Impact of Demand-
and Supply-Side Measures on Bus Ridership in Putrajaya, Malaysia Smart Bicycles in an Urban Area:
Evaluation of a Pilot Scheme in London Development, Evaluation, and Selection
of Advanced Transit Signal Priority Concept Directions Volume 9, No 4, 2006
Bus Transit Oriented Development— Strengths and Challenges Relative to Rail Professor Graham Currie, Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University
Report from an Interdisciplinary Case Study on a Public Transit System in Crisis Kim A Jones, Robert C Mock, Jr, and Sarah T Cearley, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Total Quality Transportation Through Deming’s 14 Points Bhimaraya A Metri, Management Development Institute, India
Tracing Individual Public Transport Customers from an Anonymous Transaction Database
G Tseytin, International Business Machines, Rational Software, California
A Multidisciplinary Approach Toward Improving Bus Schedule Readability Darius Sollohub, New Jersey Institute
of Technology
A DSS Framework for Advanced Traffic Signal Control System Investment Planning Houng Y Soo and Dusan Teodorovic,
Errata/Editor’s Note: The following paper is a reprint of the original paper that appeared in Volume 9, No 1 In the original paper, Dr Gregory Price was not included as co-author We regret the error A Study of the Impact of APTS on Service Quality Perceptions of Elderly and Disabled Riders Julian M Benjamin, North Carolina
A&T State University Volume 9, No 3, 2006
Special Edition: Bus Rapid Transit
Bus Rapid Transit in Australasia: Performance, Lessons Learned and Futures Professor Graham Currie, Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University
Bus Rapid Transit Plans in New York’s Capital District Stephen Falbel, Pilar Rodriguez,
TranSystems Corporation
Analyzing the Impacts of Vehicle Assist and Automation Systems on BRT Matthew Hardy, Susannah Proper, Mitretek Systems
The Issues and Realities of BRT Planning Initiatives in Developing Asian Cities Moazzem Hossain, Transportation and Logistics Program Malaysia University of Science and Technology (MUST) Issues and Technologies in Level Boarding Strategies for BRT David Kantor, Gregg Moscoe, and Cliff Henke, WestStart-CALSTART
An Evaluation of Comprehensive Transit Improvements— TriMet’s Streamline Program Peter Koonce, Paul Ryus, Jamie Parks, Kittelson & Associates, Inc David Zagel, Young Park, TriMet
Simulation of Transit Signal Priority Using the NTCIP Architecture Hongchao Liu, Texas Tech University
Impact of Bus Priority Attributes on Catchment Area Residents in Dublin, Ireland Simon McDonnell, Susana Ferreira, and Frank Convery, University College Dublin
An Update on Curb Guided Bus Technology and Deployment Trends David Phillips, TranSystems Corporation
Microscopic Simulation Approach to Capacity Analysis of Bus Rapid Transit Corridors Abdul Jabbar Siddique, Ata M Khan, Carleton University
Ex-Ante Evaluation of Exclusive Bus Lanes Implementation D Tsamboulas, National Technical University of Athens
The Potential for Bus Rapid Transit to Reduce Transportation-Related CO2 Emissions William Vincent, Lisa Callaghan Jerram, Breakthrough Technologies Institute
Calibration of Vissim for Bus Rapid Transit Systems in Beijing Using GPS Data Liu Yu, Beijing Jiaotong University Jifu Guo, Beijing Transportation Research Center
Volume 9, No 2, 2006
Reza Banai, University of Memphis
Where Transit Use Is Growing: Surprising Results
Design of a Map-Based Transit Itinerary Planner
Valuing Urban Bus Attributes: An Experience in Kolkata
Passenger Wait Time Perceptions at Bus
Stops: Empirical Results and Impact on Evaluating Real-Time Bus Arrival
Information
Large-Scale Transit Network Optimization by Minimizing User Cost and Transfers
Volume 9, No 1, 2006
Psychological Effects of and Design Preferences for Real-Time Information Displays Katrin Dziekan, Royal Institute of
Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Transit Network Sensitivity Analysis Young-Jae Lee, Morgan State University
A Study of the Impact of APTS on Service Quality Perceptions of Elderly and Disabled Riders Julian M Benjamin, North Carolina A&T State University
Improving Metropolitan Transportation Efficiency With FAST Miles Patrick DeCorla-Souza, Federal Highway Administration
Smart Feeder/Shuttle Bus Service: Consumer Research and Design Y B Yim, University of California
at Berkeley
Volume 8, No 5, 2005
Enda McGovern, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Berkeley
The Role of UK Local Authorities in Promoting the Bus Michelle Morris, Stephen Ison, and Marcus Enoch, Loughborough University, Leicestershire, UK
Public Transport Reforms in Seoul: Innovations Motivated by Funding Crisis
John Pucher, Hyungyong Park, and Mook Han Kim, Rutgers University
A Regression Model of the Number of Taxicabs in US Cities Bruce Schaller, Schaller Consulting
Richard Willson, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Volume 8, No 4, 2005
Special Edition: Safety and Security
Camille NY Fink, Brian D Taylor, and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies
Ferry Transport: The Realm of Responsibility for Ferry Disasters in Developing Nations Catherine T Lawson, The University
at Albany
Terrorism, Transit and Public Safety: Evaluating the Risks Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute Victoria, BC, CANADA
Assessment of Passenger Security in Paratransit Buses Andrzej Morka, Military University of
Technology, Poland
Fail-Safe Methods for Paratransit Safety Joanne M Sulek and Mary R Lind, North Carolina A&T State University
Intermodal Transportation Safety and Security Issues: Training against Terrorism Ronald W Tarr, Vicki McGurk, and Carol Jones, University of Central Florida
Volume 8, No 3,
2005
Paying for Transit in an Era of Federal Policy Change Jeffrey Brown, Florida State University
Evaluation Analysis on an Integrated Fare Initiative in Beijing Xumei Chen and Guoxin Lin, Beijing
Jiaotong University
Development of Duration Models to Determine Rolling Stock Fleet Size Christopher R Cherry, University of California, Berkeley
Utah Transit Authority’s Connection Protection System: Perceptions of Riders and Operators Chris Cluett and Jeffrey H Jenq,
Battelle
Physical Activity and Use of Suburban Train Stations: An Exploratory Analysis Michael Greenberg and John Renne, Rutgers University
Kristin van Barneveld, University of Sydney and Australian Rail,
Tram and Bus Industry Union Volume 8, No 2, 2005 
(full text) AbstractsThe Importance of Trip Destination in Determining Transit Share Gary Barnes, Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota Impact of High-Speed Lines in Relation to Very High Frequency Air Services Andrés López-Pita and Francesc Robusté, CENIT (Center for Innovation in Transport) Technical University of Catalonia
Racial Differences and Pedestrian Safety: Some Evidence from Maryland and Implications for Policy Randal Reed and Siddhartha Sen, Morgan State University
Use of Statistical Process Control in Bus Fleet Maintenance at SEPTA Anna Lynn Smith, Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade and Douglas, Inc, Sohail S Chaudhry, College of Commerce and Finance, Villanova University
Can Trip Planner Log Files Analysis Help in Transit Service Planning? Martin Trépanier, Robert Chapleau, Bruno Allard, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal Volume 8, No 1, 2005
The Demand for Rail Feeder Shuttles David Anspacher, DMI-SG, Inc Asad J Khattak, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Youngbin Yim, University of California at Berkeley Using GPS Technology to Measure On-Time Running of Scheduled Bus Services Philip Bullock, Qingjian Jiang, and Peter R Stopher, The Institute of Transport Studies, University of Sydney
The Demand Performance of Bus Rapid Transit Graham Currie, Monash University
Innovative Public-Private Models for Road Pricing/BRT Initiatives Patrick DeCorla-Souza, Federal High Administration William G Baker, Urban Transportation Consultant
Review of Urban Transportation in India Sanjay K Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Volume
7, No 4, 2004 The Crisis of Public Transport in India: Overwhelming Needs but Limited
Resources A Guide to Customized Sampling Plans for National Transit Database Reporting
Implementing Quality Improvements in Public Transport
Waiting for the Bus Panel Survey Approach to Measuring Season Ticket Use
A Complete Conceptual Model for the Integrated Management of the
Transportation Work Volume 7, No 3, 2004
HOT Lanes in Houston—Six Years of Experience
Tackling Crime and Fear of Crime While Waiting at
Britain’s Railway Stations Overcoming Financial and Institutional Barriers to TOD: Lindbergh Station
Case Study
Impacts of Various Traffic Parameters on
Transit Signal Priority Effectiveness
The Crisis of Public Transport in India: Overwhelming
Needs but Limited Resources Volume 7, No 2, 2004
An
Evaluation of the Role of Marketing in Public Transit Organizations
Transit Price Elasticities and Cross-Elasticities
Modeling Generalized Cost of Travel
for Rural Bus Users: A Case Study
Pedestrian Safety and Transit
Corridors and Julie M Matlick, Washington State Department of Transportation Will Smart Bikes Succeed as Public
Transportation in the United States?
Volume
7, No 1, 2004
Estimation
of Bus Arrival Times Using APC Data
Determinants of Bus Dwell Time
Prediction Model of Bus Arrival and Departure Times Using AVL and APC Data
Transit
Network Optimization – Minimizing Transfers and Optimizing Route Directness
Vehicle Selection for BRT: Issues and Options
Volume 6, No
4, 2003 The Importance
Customers Place on Specific Service Elements of Bus Rapid Transit Bus Transit and Land
Use: Illuminating the Interaction Evaluating the Urban
Commute Experience: A Time Perception Approach A Review of
Approaches for Assessing Multimodal Quality of Service Externalities by
Automobiles and Fare-Free Transit in Germany— A Paradigm Shift? Volume 6, No
3, 2003 Bus Priority at Traffic Signals Evaluating
Strategy Options Contract Areas and Service Quality Issues in
Public Transit Provision: Some Thoughts on the European and
Australian Context Pupil Fatalities on Public Transit Buses: A
Comparison with School Buses Valuing Rider Quality in Swedish Special
Transport Services New Findings Journeys to Crime: Assessing the Effects of a
Light Rail Line on Crime in the Neighborhoods Volume 6, No
2, 2003 A Mobility Information Management System for Rural
Transportation: A Case Study in Northwest Alabama Ridership Demand Analysis for Palestinian
Intercity Public Transport Subregional Governance of Bus
Services: An Integrated Study Developing a Decision Support System for Evaluating an
Investment in Fare Collection Systems in Transit Optimization of Travel in Bus Rapid Transit-Based
Multimodal Corridors Volume 6, No
1, 2003 Facing Societal Challenges: The Need for New Paradigms in
Rural Transit Service What's Wrong With the Railways? The Effects of High-Speed Rail on the Reduction of Air
Traffic Congestion A Multiobjective Optimization Model for Flexroute Transit
Service Design
Volume 5, No 2, 2002 Bus Rapid Transit: An Overview Characteristics of Bus Rapid Transit Projects:An Overview Bus Rapid Transit: A Viable Alternative? Bus Semirapid Transit Mode Development and Evaluation Applicability of BRT to Corridors Detection Range Setting Methodology for Signal Priority Door-to-Door Mobility:Evaluating a BRT Community
Transport Concept Ottawa and Brisbane:Comparing a Mature Busway System
Volume 5, No 1, 2002 (abstracts only) Benefits of
Proximity to Rail on Housing Markets: Experiences in Santa Clara
County Alternative Bus
Stop Configuration: An Analysis of the Effects of Bus Bulbs An Empirical
Exploration Of Bus Travel Times and Dwell Times in a Highly
Competitive Exclusive Busway
Service Design
in Competitive Tendering of Bus Routes Defining the
Gross Cost and Net Cost Options for New Delhi Public Transport
Transit
Ridership Efficiency as a Function of Fares Volume 4, No 1, 2001 (abstracts only) A Rural Transit Vehicle Management System and Condition Predictor
Model Transit Quality as an Integrated Traffic Management Strategy: Measuring
Perceived Service Decision Structuring and Robustness Analysis in Selecting Urban Transit
Alternatives The Modernization of Routes and New Railway Lines: Different Viewpoints
and Instruments for Commercial Objective Bus Transit Operations Control: Review and an Experiment Involving Tri-Met's
Automated Bus Dispatching System Richard L Gerhart, Kenneth Turner, David Griffin, and Steve Callas, Tri-Met, Portland, Oregon Volume 3, No 4, 2001 (abstracts only) Walk-and-Ride: Factors
Influencing Pedestrian Access to Transit Visualization of Transit
Mobility and Performance Multicriteria Feasibility
Evaluation for Rural Transit in Georgia Evaluation of Garden State
Parkway Alternate Bus Routing Field Operational Test The Absence Consequences of
Overtime in the Transit Industry Volume 3, No 3, 2001 (abstracts only) The Public Land Transport
Sector in Lebanon A Three-Year Comparison of
Natural Gas and Diesel Transit Buses Niche Marketing Strategies:
The Role of Special-Purpose Transportation Efforts in Attracting and
Retaining Transit Users The Role of Information in
the UK Passenger Rail Industry Factor Analysis for the Study
of Determinants of Public Transit Ridership Volume 3, No 2, 2000 (abstracts only) Influence
of the Rail Program on Bus Transit in Los Angeles
An
Australian Case Study of Mandatory Education for the Bus and Coach
Industry
Using
Geographic Information Systems and the World Wide Web for Interactive
Transit-Trip Itinerary Planning
Measuring
Service Quality in Scheduled Bus Services
Transit-Oriented
Development in the Inner City: A Delphi Survey
Parking
Management and Commuter Rail: The Case of Northeastern Illinois Volume 3, No 1, 2000 (abstracts only) Transit
Station Area Land Use/Site Assessment with Multiple Criteria: An
Integrated GIS-Expert System Prototype
Issues
on the Application of an Advanced Public Transit System to Dial-a-Ride
Service
A
Dynamic Competitive Environment and Shifting Management Paradigms:
Implications for Marketing Public Transit Services
Simulated
Relationships between Highway Capacity, Transit Ridership, and Service
Frequency
A
Systems Model for Evaluating Transit Performance
Reading
between the Regulations: Parking Requirements, Planners' Perspectives, and
Transit Volume 2, No 4, 1999 (abstracts only) Planning
and Analyzing Transit Networks: An Integrated Approach Regarding
Requirements of Passengers and Operators
Transit
GIS Applications in Fairfax County, Virginia
Evaluating
Transit Market Potential and Selecting Locations of Transit Service
Facilities Using GIS
A
Transit Access Analysis of TANF Recipients in Portland, Oregon
GIS-Based
Support System for On-Demand Flexroute Transit Service Volume 2, No 3, 1999 (abstracts only)
Modeling
Senior Travelers’ Acceptance of New Transit Systems
Environmental
Responsiveness in Australia’s Bus and Coach Supply Chain
Transit
Customer Acceptance of Automated Fare Collection Systems
Assessing
Transit Station Area Redevelopment: A Case Study of the Lindbergh Station in Atlanta
Transit
Stations and Commercial Property Values: A Case Study with Policy and
Land-Use Implications Volume 2, No 2, 1999 (abstracts only) Time-Distance Diagrams: A Powerful Tool for Service Planning and Control Eric C Bruun, National Transit Institute, Rutgers University Vukan R Vuchic, Department of Systems Engineering, University of Pennsylvania Yong-Eun Shin, Dong-Eui University, Pusan, Korea
Stakeholder Preferences in Advanced Public Transportation System Planning Jonathan Levine, Soonae Park, Steven E Underwood, and Richard R Wallace, The University of Michigan The "Ins and Outs" of APCs: An Overview of Automatic Passenger Counters Michael R Baltes, University of South Florida, Tampa and Joel R Rey, University of South Florida, Tampa Development and Evaluation of Transit Signal Priority Strategies Michael Garrow, Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc Randy Machemehl, The University of Texas at Austin The Advanced Technology Bus and the Evolution of Workplace Expertise David W Partain, Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority Volume 2, No 1, 1998 (abstracts only) Automatic Vehicle Location and Computer-Aided Dispatch Systems: Design and Application Considerations Asad J Khattak, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mark Hickman, Texas A&M University
A Strategic Approach to the Transportation Planning Process Edward A Mierzejewski, University of South Florida
Transit-Oriented Development Suitability Analysis by the Analytic Hierarchy Process and a Geographic Information System: A Prototype Procedure Reza Banai, The University of Memphis
Perceived Service Quality Attributes in Public Transport: Inferences from Complaints and Negative Critical Incidents Margareta Friman and Bo Edvardsson, University of Karlstad, Sweden Tommy Gärling, Göteborg University, Sweden
The Value of Having a Public Transit Travel Choice Xuehao Chu and Steven E Polzin, University of South Florida Volume 1, No 4, 1997 (abstracts only) Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches Lawrence F Cunningham and Clifford E Young, University of Colorado at Denver Moonkyu Lee, Yonsei University
Transit Subsidies in New York and Chicago: Local, State, and Federal Assistance in a Historical Context Eric Petersen, Northwestern University
Evaluation of Automatic Vehicle Location Technologies for Paratransit in Small and Medium-Sized Urban Areas Gary S Spring, North Carolina A&T State University John Collura and Kenneth B Black, University of Massachusetts
Design and Development of a Bus Stop Inventory to Support an Intelligent Transportation System: The MARTA Experience Wayne Sarasua, Georgia Institute of Technology, Robert Awuah-Baffour,
Bradley University Carlton Byars, MARTA Jeffery Orton, Utah Transit Authority
Markets, Politics, and Environmental Policy Issues for Public Transit David A Hensher, The University of Sydney Michael E Beesley, London Business School Volume 1, No 3, 1997 (abstracts only) Implementing Organizational Change through Visioning and Strategic Planning The CTTransit Experience Michael A Sanders, Connecticut Department of Transportation David A Lee, CTTransit
Findings from a Survey on Bus Stop Design Kay Fitzpatrick, Dennis Perkinson, Kevin Hall, Texas Transportation Institute
Feasibility of Advanced Vehicle Control Systems (AVCS) for Transit Buses Robert A Larsen, Raytheon-E Systems
Personal Public Transport in Australia: Developments and Prospects Garry Glazebrook, Booz-Allen & Hamilton (Aust) Limited - Sydney, Australia Sam Subramaniam, Booz-Allen & Hamilton Limited - McLean, Virginia
The Characteristics of Shopping Trips by Bus Transit Salameh A Nsour, Santa Clara University
A Comparison of Pattern Recognition and Probabilistic Techniques for Capital Asset Deterioration Matthew G Karlaftis, Greek Air-Force Academy
Volume 1, No 2, 1997 (abstracts only)Performance-Based Transit Operating Subsidy Allocation: A Before and After Study Matthew G Karlaftis and Kumares C Sinha, Purdue University
Changes in Traveler Stated Preference for Bus and Car Modes Due to Real-Time Schedule Information: A Conjoint Analysis Thomas B Reed and Jonathan C Levine, University of Michigan
Goal-Setting and Performance Measurement in Transportation Planning and Programming Darwin G Stuart, Chicago Transit Authority
Characteristics of Light Rail Travel Time: Examples from France Jianping Wu, Mike McDonald, Nick Hounsell, University of Southampton, UK
Evaluating Transit Subsidies in Chicago Ian Savage and August Schupp, Northwestern University
Analyzing the Budgeting Process of Selected Rapid Rail Transit Systems William D Cooper, L Milton Glisson, and Charles F Malone, North Carolina A&T State University
Volume 1, No 1, 1996 (abstracts only)Editorial- Gary L Brosch, Editor
Transit Service, Parking Charges, and Mode Choice for the Journey to Work: An Analysis of the 1990 NPTS James G Strathman and Kenneth J Dueker, Portland State University
A Taxonomy for Advanced Public Transportation Systems Asad J Khattak, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hisham Noeimi, JRH Transportation Engineering Haitham M Al-Deek, University of Central Florida
Public Transit in the Social Marketing Framework Devajyoti Deka, University of Southern California
The Puzzle of Income, Race, and Density: Preliminary Evidence on Transit Use from the 1991 American Housing Survey Sandra Rosenbloom with Kelly Clifton, The Drachman Institute, The University of Arizona
California's Transit Village Movement Robert Cervero, University of California, Berkeley
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