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Nice explanation I just wish it went into more detail as to WHO causes the time delay. No bus stop line has stops where the exact amount of people get on every
by ChrisNorstrom 11y ago
Nice explanation I just wish it went into more detail as to WHO causes the time delay. No bus stop line has stops where the exact amount of people get on every time. It's the fact that the first bus picks up more people (due to rush hour) and those people take more time to get on, request more stops and delay the bus. The time delay is caused by:
Asymmetrical passenger quantity. (usually rush hour)
Which the really nice demo doesn't show (because it wants to show the delay with the passengers as a control). Both bustops have the same number of passengers each in relation to each other. That's just not realistic. In the real world, the asymmetrical passenger quantity causes the delays, not traffic.