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T.P.D.M.V.1.22JPublic Transport Study2.3.1 General2.3.1.1 The role of a public transport study is to devise a system of models at appropriate level forevaluating public transport network in a comprehensive manner which would facilitate networkdevelopment and rationalisation as well as assessment on financial viability.2.3.1.2 Public transport study normally covers a region or sub-region. It involves an analytical processwhich builds on a number of quantitative techniques.2.3.1.3 Analytical transport study tries to apply general mathematical relationships or models tosimulate the travel behaviour of individuals whose particular patterns obey no fixedmathematical rule. The applications of quantitative techniques are often restricted by certainassumptions, availability of databases and limitation of computer software. They are merelyplanning tools for planners to test different sets of assumptions or scenarios with a view tobuilding up an understanding of the key factors and the effects of their variations on theforecasts of travel demand and pattern. The techniques can form a basis for assessment ofalternative actions and evaluation of transport proposals.
T.P.D.M.V.U23.2 Planning Horizon23.2.1 Public transport study covers short, medium and long term planning. Normally, short tennplanning covers planning period of one to two years. For medium term planning, its planningperiod will cover up to five years. As for long term planning, the planning period is above fiveyears.
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FOREWORDThe Transport Planning and
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T.P.D.M.V.1Transport Planning & Des
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T.PD.M.V.1.1(Al/2001)ContentsSectio
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TPD.M.V.l 1(Al/2001)Diagrams1.4.5.1
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T.P.D.M.V.1.1(Al/2001)(21) Analytic
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