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Why Does Public Transport Not Arrive on Time? The Pervasiveness of Equal Headway Instability Export

PLoS ONE In PLoS ONE, Vol. 4, No. 10. (28 October 2009), e7292.

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The equal headway instability phenomenon is pervasive in public transport systems. This instability is characterized by an aggregation of vehicles that causes inefficient service. While equal headway instability is common, it has not been studied independently of a particular scenario. However, the phenomenon is apparent in many transport systems and can be modeled and rectified in abstraction.


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