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Items that reference source, Integrated Demand Responsive transport in Low-Demand Areas: A case study of Canberra, Australia

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An Optimization Study Revealed That Integrated Demand-Responsive Transport (I-DRT) Systems Can Reduce Average Passenger Travel Time By As Much as 36 Percent Compared to Traditional Public Transit.