Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Urban transport systems are often not capable to satisfy the numerous needs of urban mobility. Therefore, in recent years great interest has been given in Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS), which via two-way communication beten road participants and infrastructure allow new solutions addressing transport problems. Hover, if efficiency improvements only target general traffic, several negative feedback effects such as induced demand can be observed. Therefore, these improvements should also address Public Transport (PT) in order to obtain desirable level of patronage. The paper summarises C-ITS research for PT and presents the future PT concepts relying on the C-ITS paradigm. It emphasises C-ITS's increasingly important role in improving the efficiency of conventional diesel-dominated bus systems, as ll as the emerging electric bus systems in a system approach. The outcome of such improvements includes increased commercial speed of PT, improved service reliability, reduced emissions/energy consumption and improved ride comfort.
['Marcin Seredynski', 'Francesco Viti']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A survey of cooperative ITS for next generation public transport systems
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