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Making Things Happen with Bus Rapid Transit, Part I

A brief film highlighting success stories with BRT, an innovative approach to public transportation  
 
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redjie123 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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very soon in CEBU, philippines
redjie123 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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very very soon!!! they are now studying stage!
BayAreaBiker2001 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Subway and LRT? San Francisco has both. On Market Street, the LRT MUNI is also a subway. Parts of BART are also subway, the Mission/Market Street segments in San Francisco, Downtown Oakland, San Bruno, South San Francisco, and Berkeley are subway. From Fremont to San Leandro, then from MacArthur to Richmond, BART is elevated.
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Actually Boston in USA has a Bubway (Bus-Subway "Silver Line") It is less effective than rail subway because it it hard to steer a bus in a narrow curvy tunnel at high speeds without hitting the wall. plus it cost more to dig deeper for a straight high speed tunnesl and lastly bus cannot form trains for increased capacity. Boston's Bubway was a white elephant (Cool idea but poor execution.)
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I know Boston has a Bus-subway, but why not try larger lanes?
sega31098 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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And I don't get how he has to steer too much.  Isn't Boston's Silver Line running on an overhead wire?
SPS148669 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Curves in the tunnel so the tunnel can get around underground Utilities????
sega31098 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Why not try guided busways? Like Adelaide. There is a path that guides the wheels in the direction the bus needs to go without having to steer too much, but you would probably need to pedal.
SPS148669 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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It will only work in smaller cities as you'll get bus congestion in larger cities where full trains are required.
Danotto9797 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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i totally agree with you. their power should be generated by solar power.

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