Abstract The Network Design Problem (NDP) is a strategical decision-making problem in
planning, designing, and managing road networks with the aim to make efficient use of …

The advent of autonomous driving technologies has created a crucial need for upgrading
conventional traffic control and lane management strategies in large cities. In this research …

The operating cost of a demand responsive transit (DRT) system strictly depends on the
quality of service that it offers to its users. An operating agency seeks to minimize operating …

Mass transit is a key component of a sustainable transportation system in urban networks. In
this research, we propose a continuum approximation model to optimize the line spacing …

The macroscopic fundamental diagram (MFD) is introduced in recent studies to present the
relationship between the flow and the density of the network in large urban regions …

Traffic is a major contributor to emissions in many large cities with severe air pollution.
Experience in London, Milan, and Stockholm shows that charging for the use of roads can …

The majority of existing navigation systems only account for a single aspect of the route
choice, like travel time or distance, in finding the optimal route for the trips in the network. In …

Effective public management activities are an important factor in the development of the
modern state, the key to social progress. Management as a scientific organization activity is …

Environmental pollution and energy shortages have brought about an increased focus on
new energy vehicles. Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs) have experienced rapid …

This study considers the possibility of exploiting excess capacity along concurrent tolled
roadway facilities operating in a public–private partnership for the purpose of alleviating …