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• LRT
  #REDIRECT [[Light rail]]
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• Small Starts
  ...tal investment program. The program funds light rail, heavy rail, commuter rail, streetcar, and bus rapid transit projects and projects are evaluated using ...llion and for projects of new fixed guideway systems (light rail, commuter rail etc.), extension to existing systems, fixed guideway [[BRT]] systems, and c
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• New Starts
  ...tal investment program. The program funds light rail, heavy rail, commuter rail, streetcar, and bus rapid transit projects and projects are evaluated using ...illion, and seek to build new fixed guideway systems (light rail, commuter rail etc.), extensions to existing systems, or fixed guideway BRT systems.
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• Personal rapid transit
  ...average speeds they are capable of passenger throughputs similar to other rail modes. ...recent study proposing a PRT alternative to the planned Purple Line light rail or BRT system in Maryland concluded that PRT would save millions of dollars
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• Off-vehicle fare payment
  ...ending machine (TVM). This practice is very common on North American light rail systems and has gained popularity as a way to improve service for many [[bu ...elf-service, barrier-free (SSBF) fare collection and focuses more on light rail than on transit in general or BRT systems.
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• Bicycle access at transit stations
  ...ht|x300px|A bicycle on a Sacramento Regional Transportation District Light Rail Vehicle. Source: Paul Dorn.]] * '''Sacramento Regional Transit:''' Bicycles are allowed on light rail trains operated by the Sacramento Regional Transit District (SRTD) at all t
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• Federal Transit Administration
  ...cal public transit systems, including buses, subways, light rail, commuter rail, trolleys and ferries. FTA also oversees safety measures and helps develop ...ems, investing more than $12 billion annually to support and expand public rail, bus, trolley, ferry and other transit services. That investment has helped
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• Life-cycle assessment of transit
  ...oks at the Orange Line [[bus rapid transit]] (BRT) and the Gold Line light rail (LRT); the following summarizes the findings. ==LCA of California's High Speed Rail==
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• Automated passenger counter
  ...device available for installation on transit vehicles including buses and rail vehicles which accurately records boarding and alighting data. This technol ...ways to a vehicle. A set of invisible (to the human eye) beams of infrared light shine down, spaced so that the order in which the beam is broken by a perso
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• Lane assist technology
  ...d within the pavement. It provides an experience closer to that of a light rail or trolley, and has high infrastructure costs. ...ld create a light rail-like system at a fraction of the cost of true light rail <ref>[http://berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2008/09/05_autobus.shtml UC B
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• TOD Database
  ...ed using GTFS data. The database includes heavy rail, light rail, commuter rail, streetcars, and cable cars, along with dedicated right-of-way bus rapid tr ...mix of land uses. This typology was useful in measuring development along rail lines. The report found that the land around stations in LA is generally hi
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• Last mile connections
  Intercity rail is a common example: a traveler reaches their local train station, but afte ...y for light rail, but may not for street cars. Regional heavy and commuter rail systems sometimes have specific racks in train cars . Foldable bicycles are
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• Rail platform safety
  ...on agents, here seen on the Taipei Metro, are two strategies for improving rail platform safety. Source: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:TaipeiMet ...x manual] identifying risk factors and recommending treatments to increase rail platform safety.
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• Bicycle connections
  ==Bicycles and Rail Transit== The primary concern when allowing bicycles on board light rail is storage: bikes may be stored on racks or hooks, in a single car, or spac
  7 KB (1,025 words) - 02:49, 30 May 2017
• Frequent bus network map
  ...released a new system map which does include all services (including light rail alongside bus and ferry routes), but differentiates routes between frequent
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• Labor-management partnerships
  ...but they are medium-to-large agencies, most of which operate both bus and rail. Two examples highlight the lessons of the study. The first agency operates bus and rail in a traditionally agricultural region. Its LMP was established to promote
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• Transit-oriented development
  ...it-oriented development can be any type of public transit, including light rail or [[bus rapid transit]]. The State of California took a major step toward : This article examines two of Los Angeles' newest light rail lines - the Blue and Gold lines - and how their transit-oriented developmen
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• Urban Integrated National Transit Database
  ...parison can be filtered to look at entire agencies or specific modes (bus, rail, etc.) and can distinguish between directly operated and purchased service. When looking to assess the efficacy of its light rail maintenance program, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)
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• Special Event and Game Day Services
  [[File:Specialeventtransportation.jpg|thumbnail|right|A Muni light rail vehicle approaches AT&T Park on game day. Source: www.sfmta.com ]]
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• Bike parking at transit stations
  ...San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). "How to Ride Light Rail."]</ref>. When bicycle access is prohibited or limited, it is even more ess
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