1. Estimate the Hidden Cost of Using Public Transportation - Case of The City of Pune
2. Reducing the Waiting Time
3. A Simple Theoretical Model - Bus Hopping
4. Identifying the Service Zones for Pune
5. The HUBs
6. Designing the Bus Routes
7. HUB-to-HUB Journeys
8. Long-Distance Routes
9. Point-to-Point Bus Operation
10. Stress of Driving Own Vehicle in Crowded Pune
11. Roads Choked by Individual Transport
12. Publicity for New Ideas
13. Conclusion
A Simple Theoretical Model - Bus Hopping
Suppose there are 4 Starting Points A, B, C, and D and 4 Destination Points namely P, Q, R, and S. Let M be a common point to all the routes, i.e. the possible bus routes are AMP, AMQ, AMR AMS BMP, BMQ, BMR BMS…… DMR and DMS i.e. 4 x 4 or sixteen bus routes. There are four bus routes starting from each of A, B, C, and D.
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