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I suspect the average number of stops must be factored into the schedule - such that if the bus stopped at only 50% of the shelters on its route the timetables
by stevekemp 8y ago
I suspect the average number of stops must be factored into the schedule - such that if the bus stopped at only 50% of the shelters on its route the timetables would need changing.
(And of course sometimes a bus will stop when people want to get off, not necessarily because people want to embark.)
- lucb1e 8y agoYes, timetables would be adjusted for it. They do that every year anyway, here in NL at least. And for disembarking same thing: half of them are for disabled people (or aren't serviced with every other bus, depending on the variant of the idea).