Publisher Summary This chapter reviews a survey on the operations research literature
applied to the domain of public transit, with a focus on recent contributions. It highlights a …

This paper reviews the main studies on transit users' route choice in the context of transit
assignment. The studies are categorized into three groups: static transit assignment, within …

This book examines the main components affecting the viability of a public-transport service
from both the passenger and agency perspectives, and offers solutions to well-known …

Most of the models for vehicle routing reported in the literature assume constant travel times.
Clearly, ignoring the fact that the travel time between two locations does not depend only on …

In public transport disruptions, a key relation between the services of operating company
and passengers' satisfaction is the disseminated information. This paper proposes rigorous …

The paper presents a framework for public traffic assignment that builds on the probit-based
model of Sheffi and Powell [Sheffi, Y., Powell, WB, 1981. A comparison of stochastic and …

In order to improve the performances of transit modeling and in particular to assess the
effects of the introduction of ITS technologies, which imply substantial changes in user …

In this paper, we propose a user equilibrium transit assignment model that takes into
account transit schedules and individual vehicle capacities explicitly. The model assumes …

Aiming to provide a generic modeling framework for finding reliable paths in dynamic and
stochastic transportation networks, this paper addresses a class of two-stage routing models …

This PhD thesis is the result of research work at the Department of Transport at the Technical
University of Denmark. I started working in this department in 2003 when I worked on …