Problems of passenger transportation quality by automobile transport in urban environment conditions
Abstract
The article investigates the problems of passenger transportation quality by automobile transport in urban environment conditions. The rationale for the study is associated with the need to improve population mobility and reduce the transport load on cities. The aim of the work is to analyze key indicators of transportation quality and develop recommendations for improving transport services. The research methods include analyzing existing problems, assessing passenger satisfaction, and using statistical and expert analytical methods. The results show that the main problems are infrastructure wear, inefficient transport management, and the lack of modern accounting and control systems. The conclusions emphasize the importance of modernizing the transport system, updating the rolling stock, and adapting the regulatory framework.
About the Authors
Svetlana S. Titova
MADI
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
senior lecturer
Mikhail V. Gushchin
MADI; "Mosgortrans"
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
undergraduate, chief specialist; department for development of operating sites, bus transport operations division
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