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MPC Research Reports |
| Title: | Evaluation of Transit Signal Priority Strategies for Bus Rapid Transit on 5600 West Street in Salt Lake County, Utah |
| Authors: | Peter Martin and Milan Zlatkovic |
| University: | University of Utah |
| Publication Date: | Jun 2010 |
| Report #: | MPC-09-213A |
| Project #: | MPC-313 |
| TRID #: | 01164284 |
| Keywords: | bus priority, bus rapid transit, evaluation, signalized intersections, traffic delays, traffic flow, traffic signal preemption, traffic signal timing, travel time |
With ever-increasing traffic demand and price of fossil fuels public transit becomes more popular transportation mode than ever before, especially in the fast growing regions such as Salt Lake City Metropolitan Region. Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) (a local Metropolitan Planning Organization) incorporated several LRT and BRT projects in its long-term regional transportation plans of 2015 and 2030. After initial success of Light Rail Transit (LRT) and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) deployments to alleviate traffic congestion, the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has planned to expand these services. New LRT and BRT services introduced by the UTA will both increase spatial coverage and frequency of overall transit services in the region. However, this increase in public transit coverage and frequency will come at the expense of conflict in priority with vehicular traffic. Goal of this project is to evaluate impact of extended public transit services on vehicular traffic in the region in future years.
The following reports are listed by publication date in reverse chronological order.
Martin, Peter, and Milan Zlatkovic. Evaluation of Transit Signal Priority Strategies for Bus Rapid Transit on 5600 West Street in Salt Lake County, Utah, MPC-09-213A. North Dakota State University - Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute , Fargo: Mountain-Plains Consortium, 2010.
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