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    Introduction Comparisons and debates on which transport model should be applied between bus lines or train lines are important to explore for the appropriate application of public transport and urge the need for analysis for determining which system is more adequate. Superficially, the train line might be superior in terms of fixed routes, attracting investors, the benefit in the evaluation and always become the chosen system of the policy makers. However, the implementation of bus lines when assimilated further will surpass the advantages of rail lines. This article will first discuss about the focus on the financial aspect, where the train line consumes an enormous expenditure without presenting any solution while bus lines ensures minimal…

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    where certain places are,” she says while handing me a crumpled up piece of paper with endless notes everywhere. I look at the map and find my dads beach house.. 7 miles away. I find the nearest bus stop on the map and ask Lucy, “Do we know where the bus takes us?” “Yeah the nearest one goes down to 10th ave, 2 rivers dr, and 48th st alley.” she replies “Perfect, my dad's beach house is near 48th st alley” I say too excited “OK! The bus leaves at 8 in the morning so we will walk there and…

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    His mother always asked him where he was going but she was nowhere in sight. He thought that maybe she was just out getting groceries or something. When he arrived at the bus stop, he saw a clock and it said it was 10 o’clock, rush hour, but there was no one in sight. Usually the streets would be packed and the bus stop would be crowded. Then the bus came and picked him up. Halfway through the ride he saw a sign that said Horace F. Andrews. He knew the place was for him and pulled the emergency…

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    many different perspectives on how a person sees a hero. A child would see a hero as a Marvel superhero like Iron Man , Superman , Captain America , etc. An adult would see their parents as heroes. Sometimes people see heroes as the people who risk their lives to benefit others. The truth is that anyone can be a hero. A person can be placed in any situation that will figure out whether the person has heroism. A hero would give to the homeless. A hero wouldn't steal from a store. Imagine if a…

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    The London Bus Tendering Regime – Principles and Practice[1] Toner, JP[2] Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT, UK email: jtoner@its.leeds.ac.uk telephone: 00 44 113 233 6617 fax: 00 44 113 233 5334…

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    transportation the poor and the rich both rely on public transportation through buses, subways and by foot. The only problem is when a city has multiple methods of transits the poor live closer within the city so they may be able to gain entry to these transits. The rich on the other hand can either afford cars or be able to pay for longer commutes than the poor, enabling the rich to live on the outermost part of the city more so than the poor. (Glaeser, 2011) Especially in York City, public…

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    It all started at the bus stop it was around 5 pm i was getting ready to go to work i worked the graveyard shift almost no one would ever come so i would just do school work or sleep so i was on the bus going to work then i fell asleep i woke up and it was 10 pm i was in some different place it smelled like alcohol and vomit i had no idea where i was i could only see the top of the bus i had almost no money and my cell phone was dead i couldn't even stay on the bus because it was the poor man's…

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    Although numerous changes have been made for better accessibility, Abundant Life is still working on creating a fully accessible building. Initially, the parking lot was extremely accommodating to the residents who still drive. The parking spaces were extra large to assist in getting in and out of cars easily. Also, the parking spaces were all located near a door, so excessively long walks to and from cars is not an issue. As for residents who no longer drive, Abundant Life has it’s very own…

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    within our community, I chose to visit a local hospital using the local bus system. I thought long and hard about where to go and what type of public transportation to use. I then researched the internet to find some local community resources. I also did some research about local transportation in my community. In planning for my trip, three types of public transportation came to my mind, the local bus, Dial-A-Ride and Uber. Dial-A-Ride needed advanced notice so I decided not to go with this…

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    Optimization of Public Transport Demand: A Case Study of Bhopal [1]. This observe deals with locating out the different troubles in optimization of public delivery call for and it also provide us with extraordinary answers to the problems. So the major reasons for now not the use of public delivery came out to be low accessibility, less comfort & greater journey and ready time in comparison to the private delivery modes. The evaluation of opinion survey additionally showed that almost 50% of…

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