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Train scheduling research benefits commuters

By , Dr Ryo Takagi2009-05-05T05:00:00

Passengers reading a timetable (Photo: SBB).

OPERATIONS: While automatic generation of timetables remains a goal for many train operators, the Sujic programme optimises passenger benefit and is seen as a valuable decision support tool.

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