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Items that reference source, The Benefits of a Pilot Implementation of Public Transport Signal Priorities and Real-Time Passenger Information

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In Helsinki, Finland a transit signal priority system improved on-time arrival by 22 to 58 percent and real-time passenger information displays were regarded as useful by 66 to 95 percent of passengers.